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‎01-04-2024 08:12 AM - edited ‎01-04-2024 08:18 AM

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Product: HP 15-db0000 Laptop PC (3FU62AV)

so i have a hp laptop (HP 15-db0000 Laptop) with apu AMD A9-9425 RADEON R5, 5 COMPUTE CORES 2C+3G and 8gb ram of 1866MHz. it gives watchable framerates while playing offline video players like vlc. but when try to watch anything on browser, youtube (on any quality) for example, it lags so badly its like i'm watching a slideshow and it overheats too. its not internet buffering cuz i can watch yt fine on my phone. i stopped the overheating by reducing max processor speed to 70% (it peaks at 79-80 degrees now). is there anything i can do that is not monetary. all the drivers are uptodate including bios. i tried every error checks possible by hp and windows and they all are showing no errors. i also tried reinstalling windows from the usb once. i visited a nearby store with the overheating issue and they changed the thermal paste, but i still had to reduce the processor speed. i cant even watch any study materials & i used to play minecraft a month before without any lag. please help...

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