The overall PC percentile is the average of each of its individual components. This means that out of 100 PCs with exactly the same components, 74 performed better. Running the performance test section in the custom diagnostics of the dell support assist application detects no errors but Cinebench R15, as well as User Benchmark, show the problem(results below).Ī) Overall this PC is performing below expectations (26th percentile). But on testing the ESAT BIOS testing utility my computer was working fine and in its processor stress tests my fans were running properly. My cooling policy is set to active but my fans are just not running maybe dell changed the cooling policy in the BIOS 1.5.0 update.
I reset my computer twice(once without and once with deleting the files) but to no avail. In multicore applications, once my processor utilization went above 35-40% my clock speeds would drop down to 1.5-1.7Ghz and never increased causing slow applications and task execution. Upon checking the task manager, my processor utilization wouldn't go above 60-70%. One day while running benchmark tests I noticed the multicore performance was very low. And until the first week of November, it was working great. I bought a Dell XPS 15 9570, just 5 months back in June/July. Thanks for reading, and i hope there will be a solution for my issue that u will be able to find rapidly. I rather let you know, i'm open to do any tests on the PC, anything it should be necessary. That's why i decided to write this down, and try to get some help from the DELL tech team. But then after 1 week i couldn't believe in it anymore. At start i was even thinking : "maybe it's just today, it will be better tomorrow", "it's not an issue based on my new XPS 15 that i paid 2k euros". The thing i can't understand the most is, that i done no changes on the PC until i discovered that FPS Drop. Because i don't really like new games, so i play at some old games (better saying, at old "versions" of new games). On games i was playing, it should be even "too much". The Graphic Card i got is an NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 1050. Witch made me boost my Internet connection (even if before it was excellent too). On some forums it was written that my wifi connection could be the problem (related to FPS), so i bought a Dell USC-C Adapter and a NEW Etherent Cable cat6. I put Battery Power Options to the Maximum (High Performance)
Pcsx2 1.5.0 bios software#
I disabled a lot of software on Startup When i just bought the PC, it was 1 sec max. Like if i click a game (17 sec min to launch, compared to 3 initial secs), file explorer (at least 4 secs, compared to 1 initial sec), firefox i was "waiting" for it for at least 5-6 secs. In fact, my pc was getting much slower than it was (the startup was a little slower, but opening any game : was really SLOW. But in his forum discussion he put that, the pc in addition to a hige FPS drop was getting slower generally.Īnd i could notice the same double issue. While i was searching for a solution, i found a guy had my same issue on the same laptop ( here's the link if u would like to check it out).
Pcsx2 1.5.0 bios driver#
I even tried to run on "old" driver versions (i tried to run on the Nvidia Driver that can be downloaded on Dell Support Page).
Pcsx2 1.5.0 bios drivers#
Re-installing the NVIDIA Drivers (Clean mode).
Then I started to search some solutions for that issue on google.
From the initials 100 fps it dropped to 35 fps (on the LOWEST graphics settings), it was going to 3 fps (in fight zones, witch is unplayable).I prefer notice you that i tried to do all in-game related changes. Then my university exams were getting closer, and i decided to delete all my games on PC and start studying a lot more.Īfter the exams i re-downloaded some games, then i figured a huge fps drop. I was at 100+ fps on HIGHEST Graphics Settings, in fight zones it was at 90 fps minimum (witch is really perfect). I started to play a bit, in-game the fps was perfect. When i bought my XPS 15, all was perfect, no issues. I'm writing to you because i got some issues with my XPS 15.
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