Cpu Overheat Cause Stuttering On Games Please Help!!!

[D.8080]

How old is your computer?

Do you have a dusty environment at home? Pets?

What is the game you play? Do your computer specs meet minimum requirements?

Did it work flawlessly before?


At this point you should try to learn how to do things on your computer otherwise you'll be feeling helpless for any little bruise... this is a juicy occasion to level up

[Guest]

This computer is 5 months old and it doesnt have any maintenance since those 5 months it is an toshiba p745-s4102 it has an intel hd 3000 i think that something is putting alot of stress while i game i dont think is the game because the game run at minimum 50 fps average 55 and max 60
itahappens in all games even in Medieval 2 total war

[pcpubay]

Did this issue start suddenly or gradually over time? Did you make ANY software or hardware changes just before the start of this issue? If you completely shut down your PC then restart and go to the game does the same thing happen or is it only after your PC resumes from sleep state?

[Guest]

It started both and before i updated my dirvers i didnt have this issue!

[jrmunro]

[pcpubay]

You might try reverting any drivers that you updated at the start of the issue.

[Guest]

Can you guys explain me please how to revert my video drivers ?

[pcpubay]

click on my computer

left click on properties

left click on hardware

left click on device manager

locate the video card from the list and right click on it

left click properties

left click driver

and then rollback the driver.

click apply

click ok

and then restart your computer.

[pcpubay]

If that doesn't work you can probably find the older driver on your video cards manufactures website.

[jrmunro]

If you had no problems earlier why did you update the Video drivers?

[Guest]

Oh My God!!!!! when i send the computer to clean it has a mountain of dust oh my god now my games run normally again1!! tHANK GUYS FOR YOUR HELP!

[Wizzard1]

I'm glad my suggestion worked

[fenyal]

intel always has problems with heat. there is actually a program designed to slow your processor down so it doesn't over heat. i use it all the time with my i7.

this program and cleaning the computer are your best solutions. ALSO since it's a laptop not built by your own hands. i would recommend having some one with the proper knowledge of the inside of a laptop take it apart, clean it, and replace the crap thermal paste from the manufacture to some "artic silver" it's about 11 dollars around here and dropped my tempatures 10- 15c from 80c to 65-70c in games. my current temps are 42-43c but i have cleaned my heatsink and added the artic silver. i also dont use my turbo most of the time.

along with these added procedures i have also installed throttle stop. this modulates your processor so it doesn't burn its self up. the stutter in the games you are experiencing is by the processor modulating it's self which by doing this drops its performance to an extremely low level so it can cool down. what you have to do is lower the performance on your own so it never gets to this point. lower the performance and added better thermal paste with a good cleaning will have you a happy camper before the day is out.

with these things added for cooling i have got to the point that my fan can actually turn off from time to time because it doesn't require it to stay cool. (this happens when my tempatures drop to 40c or less)


didn't realize this had been fixed but the information is still good.

i'm glad your computer is working better with the cleaning. for further cooling you can try the rest thats in this post.