[NAME]  Some defective batteries will send a signal to the system that it needs to be charged. The system sends a signal to the charging circuitry and AC to charge the battery. The battery doesn't get charged sends a signal, on and on and on, in an infinite loop. In turn it drags down the CPU by sucking up request time. Regards, U2
Hi, I just ran a test on CSGO, other games have this issue too, and I've noticed the framerate doesn't live up to the specs of my computer. I get around 20-30 fps with mild stuttering, and I don't have a cap or vsync anything. This PC is certainly capable of running this game, but there is something clearly wrong with my pc that it is not allowing it to run as intended. My CPU runs at standard clock rate @ 2.50 GHz, doesn't turbo boost to 3.5 GHz. I'm not sure if my GPU is using everything it can to increase performance in the game. I keep my laptop plugged in all the time and place it on a 5% minimum processor state and a 100% maximum. With SpeedStep enabled in F2 menu I noticed in task manager that CPU clock fluctuates from 0.45 GHz to 3 GHz and that increases and decreases my framerate. My GPU (GTX 1050 4GB) runs as intended at good temperatures but i'm not sure about it either. After disabling SpeedStep the clock rate stays at a constant 2.50 and barely moves, and doesn't turbo boost. I don't specialise in this type of computer so really I am unsure on what to do here, I have a feeling it might be dust collection inside the PC. I'm completely stuck on what to do here, my PC is running like a potato even though I have the specs. Please help !
Inspiron 15 Gaming 7567 underperforming when gaming