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    Acer 7720g - low 3d performance

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by Shershenator, Jul 3, 2008.

  1. Shershenator

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    Hi, I am new here. :)

    I got new 7720g (T9300 - 2,5ghz duo, 9500mgs) a month ago, and still trying to solve it's problem - it has very low fps in 3d games.
    My desktop (2,3 duo/7600) produces more fps in all games I tested!
    I tried Vista and Xp, a lot of different video drivers and bios firmware versions and had no luck :(

    Can anyone help me please?

    ps. sorry for bad english
     
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  2. Andy

    Andy Notebook Prophet

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    Which GPU (graphics card) has it got..??
     
  3. Shershenator

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    geforce 9500m gs

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  4. Andy

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    Since you have been switching between XP and Vista....have you removed all the bloatware..i.e. have you done a clean install..??
     
  5. Andy

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    Also install the latest drivers from the nvidia site....or from here....
     
  6. Shershenator

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    First thing I did was clean install of XP and Vista.
    Second thing was installing drivers from laptopvidoe2go... :)
     
  7. Andy

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    does your gpu downclocks when playing the games..?? and how are the temps..??
     
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    Sorry, it's in russian:

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    The highest values was when game was running.
     
  9. Andy

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    70*C is fine for the gpu under load..!! Cant make out anything regarding downclocking though.. :)
     
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    What driver have you installed from laptopvideo2go? 17x.xx? If yes, try 169.09 it's the most stable..
     
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    I tried 169.09 :(
     
  12. Andy

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    Ok....try out this guide....
    Cant really make out if ur gpu downclocks or not since the temps are fine..!! But should help.. :)
     
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    I did all the steps described there but have no change :(