Terrible performance, laggy user interface in every app HP Zbook Fury G10

[jarray]

I am having a hard time with my HP Zbook Fury 16 G10.

Specs:

i7-13850HX

Nvidia RTX3500

4*16 GB RAM (64 GB)

Multiple NVME SSDs from Samsung.

Windows 11 latest updates and drivers all installed

My previous mobile workstation (HP Zbook Fury 15 G8 i7-11850h, 96 GB RAM and also couple of Samsung SSDs inside, latest Windows 11 updates and drivers also) runs as it has always been running: Smooth, fast, reliable and performance was never an issue.

I have had the G10 Fury for almost a year now and I cant figure out one thing:

Why is it lagging always? Why is it running the same virtual machines with the same software and with the same configuration much worse?

Am I the only one having problems like this?

I really think that the G10 has some hardware or driver issues, it should not be that laggy and slow.

I just had a Dell 7780 for a couple of days with the same processor and it was unbelievable fast, not a single laggy moment on that.

Please help/give me advice how to make the G10 Fury performant like my G8 Fury.

[TzortzisG]

Hello jarray.

There have been quite a few users with post-G9 systems that have complained about the performance. These are just two of these posts: https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Operating-System-and-Recovery/serious-performance-issues-G10-...

https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Software-and-How-To-Questions/My-Zbook-Fury-16-G10-is-extreme...

Official HP Support advice is obviously to update-update-update everything. To be honest if this were my system I'd try a fresh Win10 install. Intel advertised how Win11 together with the UEFI firmware take full control of these multicore CPUs and use it in the best possible way, but I've seen enough reports where all this doesn't work as it should, and the simpler Win10 is the only thing that gives full performance. At least if your system functions smoothly like that, you'll know the problem is not HARDWARE. Other than that, you can use this third party portable tool and see what kind of limits pop-up when using your system. HP is one of the laptop manufacturers that use various throttling schemes on their powerful systems, which are meant to avoid overheating, but sometimes these power limits are too aggressive and cause glitchy behaviour. Sometimes you can adjust these limits with this tool.