Talonjay
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That should be it. Probably, you've set it to Power Saver mode while plugged in, just need to change that to max performance. Should work. Keep us posted on whether that works or not bud.
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Setting it to High Performance did the trick for me. I didn't have it set to Power Saver, though. I've never had to touch those options before now, so it's always been set to Balanced. It works fine now, but I can't help but wonder why I had to do this just for Warframe.
EDIT: Actually it didn't work. I still get FPS drops while plugged in, but now it seems to take longer for it to be noticeable.
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Specs:
Acer Aspire V3
Intel Core i7
NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M
16 GB RAM DDR3
This is the only game I've ever played that gives me WORSE performance while my laptop is plugged in. While unplugged, the game runs great (usually at 30-60 FPS). A few seconds after plugging in though, I get terrible stutters and consistent 10-15 FPS. As soon as I unplug it, things go back to normal. I've tried going to lowest settings, but I haven't noticed any difference in this behavior. I'll keep trying other things, any suggestions or advice would be helpful.
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Hey guys, I'm from the U.S. East Coast, but I'm usually awake during the late night/early morning, so joining an international clan seems like a good idea. I've been playing alone for quite a while, but I'm starting to realize there's a lot I'm missing out on by not joining a clan.
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I'm in the US East Coast, and I'm usually playing at some point between midnight and 7:00 AM.
I'd like to find a group to play with that's actually awake around that time...
I started playing Warframe not long after open beta started, but quit for a while after clans were introduced into the game.
I'm Mastery Rank 5 and I mainly use Frost :)
Laptop Fps Drop Only While Charging?
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After some testing, I'm pretty sure you guys are on the right track in regards to it being a heating issue. During normal play (running on battery), the CPU and GPU are around 55°C - 70°C. When I start charging, it shoots up to the 90's. I'm not sure why it does this, because I've tested with other games, and the highest it goes to is 75°C. I've made sure that my Windows power settings are at Balanced, and I've also gone into the NVIDIA control panel and set the Power Management Mode to "Prefer Consistent Performance" as opposed to "Adaptive", since I thought maybe the GPU would try to work harder while plugged in. I've also tried this: (https://forums.warframe.com/index.php?/topic/289244-framerate-drops-high-cpu-loads-cpu-overheating-this-might-fix-it-cpu-core-unparking/) but I haven't noticed any difference in FPS while my laptop is charging. (Although I do think it now runs better overall, it could just be a placebo effect) I'm sure I must be overlooking something. It's really weird how this is the only game I've ever had this problem with.