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Hey,

When I am gaming for a few hours and my battery has nearly ran out, I plug in my charger and when I do my FPS drops at a average of 10 on most games...
Any way to solve this so it doesn't happen, I thought it would of increased due to the extra power...
Will rep for any solutions
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It could have something to do with the power source being hot in the first place then plunging it in makes it run like a dog and will not live up to its expectation
All i can recommend is dont charge while playing
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Or it could just be you dont have your computer when its in the charger high performance. Which is located within the battery icon.
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do you have an integrated GPU? >.>

most gaming laptops have a dedicated GPU that NEEDS the charger to be plugged in to be able to use it

anyway maybe try messing with the battery settings in energy management
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AKIOWNED wrote do you have an integrated GPU? >.>

most gaming laptops have a dedicated GPU that NEEDS the charger to be plugged in to be able to use it

anyway maybe try messing with the battery settings in energy management


I have a Nvidea 765MQ 2GB and that's set as my default graphics card.
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Is it a APU? If so that is most likely your problem.
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