The power supply circuit has eight phases for the GPU and four phases for the CPU, and the cooling system is equipped with "Quad Fan Technology," which includes a normal exhaust fan and a double opposing fan. The new ALIENWARE X15 R2 is a 15.6-inch liquid crystal display gaming laptop PC. There are great guides for tweaking performance in specific games, where some options demand too much and the graphics quality increase is ridiculous.Del introduced two gaming notebook PCs powered by Intel's 12th generation Core processors and GeForce RTX graphics. Normally Nvidia-Geforce Center and Alienware Control Center do some auto-tweaking for better performance and graphics. We can discuss why our(mine arrives next week) Alienware cant handle an AAA title from last year (Cyberpunk) without overheating, but if that is the case, you are responsible for tweaking the settings. You won't be able to do everything in 1080p/1440p with MAX settings and 165hz( or even higher). Stop trying to force the notebook to do something you are saying it can't handle. If your notebook can handle your max settings, lower your settings.
Check if that's the case and disable it( use the Intel one).Ībout the overheat, I'm more of a douche in this area. The situation you are speaking about in Google Chrome sounds like the Nvidia Card is being used for the videos. Have you tried tweaking the configs of Nvidia Settings? Could you have had a 10th gen before that performed better? I couldn't tell you much more about this. Regarding performance: It looks like you're using 11th gen intel core? I'm not a tech expert, but I believe I've heard that the 11th gens are not as good as the 10th gens. With these settings, I can get around 2.5-3 hrs. Additionally, I will turn down the brightness, because, you wouldn't believe this, it takes a lot of battery for a high backlight. There's not much to do, but what I do when I want more battery is to turn the "High battery" setting on in the AWCC and the battery saver in the main system settings. Regarding battery life: Many reviewers tend to immediately hate on Alienware's low battery life because it is simply something that 1) comes with many gaming laptops, and 2) something that Alienware laptops, in particular, do not do great at.
#Alienware software for cpu and gpu performance full
Thermal performance can be changed with a laptop cooler and setting your fans to "full speed." I find that I often put my fans on full speed when playing extremely intensive games so I can continue to keep the frames up. I had a very solid 100+ fps in apex on max settings but I could not achieve that on this laptop (exact same video configuration, with the exception that the other laptop was 1440p and 17 inches). I have had another laptop previously with exactly the same CPU and GPU. I also notice that for some reason the battery jumps to 5% as soon as the percentage hits 10% (which perplexes me because where did the other 5% go lol) When doing other tasks I find that the maximum life I can squeeze out the battery is about 1 and a half hours.
Opening chrome and chrome only (killed all other non-essential tasks) with one singular youtube tab drains the battery from 100% to self shutdown in roughly an hour. With 3D settings turned to integrated and display turned to optimus instead of nvidia gpu only (correct me if I am doing anything wrong), all FX turned off, fans to quiet, and brightness set to the lowest. Both times I have the "performance" thermal profile on, which goes up to like 80% fan speed. When playing apex the temperature is 80+ degrees. The CPU temperature is consistently at 90+ degrees when I play cyberpunk. So I've come across a few problems which have bothered me quite a bit: So I've had my alienware m15 r6 for a few weeks now.
0 kommentar(er)
