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Abysmally low performance on my Razer blade

  • January 31, 2023
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I bought the Razer Blade 15 Advanced Model - QHD 240Hz - GeForce RTX 3070 with the i7-11800H CPU released in mid 2021 a little over a year ago. The laptop worked fine for a year, or atleast I thought so as I only played older AAA titles and FPS games. It might have even performed subpar compared to other laptops with similar specs. I didn't notice anything weird until I started playing RDR2 two months ago. I couldn't even play the game in Medium settings. I had to boost the CPU and GPU to the max, turn all the settings to the lowest of the low, turn on DLSS and play in fullscreen mode. Only then did I get a stable 40-60 fps with no stuttering. Then came New World MMO where I would never cross 50 fps even on the lowest settings while my friend with a 3060 gets 60-120 fps on high settings. Now recently I started noticing my laptop heat up even during normal work, especially when connected to power. Temperatures sometimes go as high as 80-90 degrees Celsius even while casually browsing (HWiNFO is showing around 76 deg as of writing this). Valorant slows down to 100 fps after just an hour even with CPU and GPU boosted to max in synapse. So I did some benchmarks and the results are abysmally low. 3DMark Demo Time Spy: Graphics score: 4822 CPU score: 8322 I got a score of 5146 on the Time Spy benchmark which is less than half the average score of people who own a system with the same components. Userbenchmark: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/58769659 In both the benchmarks CPU is somewhat okayish but still bad, while the GPU is pure shite. Maybe this problem was there since I bought it and only became worse recently? I know I wouldn't be able to claim warranty on this, but is there something I can do? Maybe opening the laptop up, cleaning and repasting would help? Note: PCmag website reports a 3Dmark Time spy score of 8256 for this very same laptop configuration (except theirs has a 1080p - 360 hz screen). So something is definitely wrong, if we can trust pcmag. https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/razer-blade-15-advanced-model-late-2021
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FiszPL
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Beast_36
Maybe opening the laptop up, cleaning and repasting would help?
That's the 1st thing, that should be done.

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FiszPL
That's the 1st thing, that should be done.
Thanks for the reply. I can handle repasting the laptop. I was just asking to make doubly sure as there was another very old post in this forum where a user worsened his laptop messing with the thermals. /razer-blade-engineering-design-and-thermals.4515/#post-125343

asertym
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  • November 30, 2024

@Beast_36 Have you found a solution? I have similar symptoms, and 3dmark tests are even lower than yours. Problems started a week ago suddenly. The day before that it was working fine, next day zero fps. Interested what worked out for you.


networkCapribyte296

Hey there, I’ve had the same problem for about 2 months now. I fixed it by changing my graphics card for the games that were running low fps to my 3070 Ti by choice. I also went into Razer Synapse to change my fan to the highest, and turned on Game Mode from Synapse and Windows Settings. 

To change the GPU, I did it here and in Settings.

 


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  • January 12, 2025

I have a Blade 15 with a I7 11800H and a RTX 3060 6GB and Im having the exact same issues. I have changed the power plans, I have put the laptop on ‘best performance’, turned on ‘only nvida gpu’ wihin the nvida control app and have turned the fan speed right up. For spending this much on a laptop I feel like I have been misled by Razer and sold a faulty product.


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