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I have a HP Omen 15 laptop and it has an i7-8700HQ CPU and GTX 1050 Ti. It used to run 140-160 fps, but at some point it started to run at 40-80 fps. Monitor refresh rate is 144hz.

Before you say "CSGO is CPU heavy", watch this:

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I set CSGO to use NVIDIA on the NVIDIA Control Panel, Windows graphics setting, and run it using GeForce Experience, but it didn't work.

So I disabled UHD altogether and it says 140-160 fps.

But I noticed it wasn't as fast as it used to be. It turns out when I go to Windows advanced display settings, the only option is 64hz. But when I enabled UHD the option is 60hz and 144hz. Only CSGO has this problem, other games are fine.

I tried to change it from the BIOS, from MSHybrid to dedicated. But HP have locked the advanced settings.

I hoped somebody reading this has other solutions, before I nuke Windows, flash BIOS, and regret doing those because it didn't help.

*Or other fixes e.g. does anyone know an app to switch from MSHybrid to dedicated? Or how to fix the display so it can run at 144hz again?

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  • Check your temps. If they get too high you lose performance.
    – dly
    Commented May 23, 2020 at 8:02
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    I get the feeling nuking Windows won't solve the problem. Since the problem only affects CSGO, it could instead be a recent update to either the game or the graphics drivers.
    – Nolonar
    Commented May 23, 2020 at 8:06
  • i forgot to mention, i tried installing many older nvidia driver, and i used ddu to uninstall, didnt solve the problem, i even tried switching from dch to standart and vice versa. and no, it isnt thermal throthling
    – Aiki
    Commented May 23, 2020 at 8:13
  • Also no update to the game itself, then? We've had a question recently about a sudden drop in frames because of a shader 'fix'.
    – Joachim
    Commented May 23, 2020 at 13:47
  • @Joachim i dont know exactly where it went wrong, its either windows or csgo, i dont think its intel or nvidia at fault. and as you see the problem is that its using the UHD rather then GTX
    – Aiki
    Commented May 23, 2020 at 16:36

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