I don't have enough knowledge about the BIOS so i haven't mess around any of it's settings yet.Buying a gaming laptop is a very responsible event. After all, such a computer costs a lot, but I want it to be powerful and easily customizable in terms of performance and other “goodies”. MSI laptops compare favorably with many competitors in this regard – they are both relatively inexpensive and equipped with the latest technological innovations in the field of equipment. We cannot fail to mention the proprietary software, in particular, the MSI Dragon Center utility, which allows you to control various parameters of a mobile device, from fan speed to choosing your favorite backlight effect. In a word, the program for gamers is very useful. And not only gamers. I have turned off all power savings options in the battery settings as well as the GPU. Once connected to the charger, it boosts back up to 75W.

I did some trial and error and found out that when the laptop is just running on battery, the GPU stays at 40W power limit. At first I thought there's a CPU bottleneck but I only ever use my laptop in an room with AC and i have a fun underneath it to keep the CPU temperature at around 50-60 degree celcius even when gaming. I really don't know why it doesn't stay at 75W and i can't really find out the root cause of this. Normally I could run Witcher 3 on max settings at around 90fps, that is when the laptop is using the full 75W of power the GPU is rated for. The problem i have is sometimes, the GPU voltage would throttle down to 40W and would affect the performance of the video games i play. I have a newly bought MSI GF65 Thin 10UE Laptop.

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