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Navigate to "Turbo Boost Power Max" and click the drop-down arrow Once you've made a note of that, open Intel XTUĤ) Open Intel XTU and click "Advanced Tuning" To fix this, turn on the laptop and then plug in the charger once windows has loaded up.Ģ) There's 2 downloads which you'll find very useful for potentially fixing thisģ) Open CPU Z and look for Max TDP (for example, my says CPU 95W), it should be at the top right of the application Thankfully, I've noticed a few causes/solutions and ways to potentially improve it.ġ) I'm not sure if this is a universal issue with laptops, but I've found that powering on the laptop with the charger plugged in somehow causes it to throttle. Sometimes everything works fine, then the next day your laptop is suddenly having PL throttles. If you check my post history, you'll know Power Limit Throttling has been the bane of my existence with laptops. Definitely seems like this was either not tested thoroughly at all, or was a console-first remaster, with little effort put into the PC." As soon as I stop shaking my mouse left and right, the FPS near-instantly goes back to my 144 cap. On the planets I mentioned above, even without vsync (vsync off fixes the stuttering for me), if I quickly move my mouse left and right, while driving the Mako, my FPS will plummet down to the 50's. "There was one spot on the citadel that caused some FPS loss for me and that was on the presidium, looking towards the water, especially from the embassy area. Instead, I decided to utilise my Google-Fu and it seems that fps drops are an issue in the first game (most issues I have seen appear to be related to ME1). I was planning to download the game to test it on my PC.however, I was slightly surprised to see it's 111GB! Between doing streams, playing online games etc, it would take a while to finish downloading so I gave up on that idea.