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‎09-12-2024 10:50 AM

HP Recommended
Product: Pavillon Notebook
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

My CPU stuck at 0.78GHz while charging i have tried to change the adapter to a 150W ( the laptop is 135W) and the problem still exist i have downloaded throttlestop but when i unlocks the BD prochot the cpu gives more power but the temperature jumps from 48⁰C to 80 - 90⁰C just in Desktop without any running apps. And my GTX 1050 is non working as it should be like in GTA V ppl that have the same laptop gets 70FPS while i get just 24FPS using the same settings please help me. I have updated my bios, my window, changed adapter with higher one and still not working

 

My laptop : hp pavilion 15-bc450ns

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‎09-12-2024 11:43 AM

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Check your Power Options settings.


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