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System Configuration:
CPU: Core i7-8559u
RAM: 8GB DDR4
Motherboard: Unknown, I am using an Intel laptop
GPU: Using Integrated Graphics
Driver Version: DCH 25.20.100.6577 [Learn how to find this here]
OS: Windows 10
Laptop Model: Dell Inspiron 15 3000
System BIOS: 02.01.0008
OS Build/Version: Windows 10 PRO 1903 or Windows 10 Built 18362
Affected 3rd Party software version: “Software name” version (Photoshop version 20.0.4)
Issue: After updating to the latest Intel Graphics driver, framerates in Fortnite are much lower than before. Additionally - Graphical corruption occurs, followed by a game crash. The corruption/crashing only happens during gunfights.
Have you done any trouble shooting? Can you reproduce the issue?
I used device driver utility to remove the graphics driver, and then reinstalled it. The issues continued to occur. Then I used device driver utility again, and installed an older driver. No issues occurred when using the older driver. Using low settings - this issue did not happen. Only when I use 'medium' or higher settings. I also tried this using my desktop with an i3-8300, and the same issue occurred.
Further Information:
I found these threads with users experiencing similar issues [Link to example #1](Link URL)[Link to example #2](Link URL)
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My games keep crashing. My Minecraft dog misses me. Your drivers suck! Smh Intel
System Configuration:
CPU: Core i7-9750H
RAM: 16GB
Motherboard: Alienware
GPU: Intel UHD 630 and Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060
Driver Version: 26.20.100.7262 and 26.21.14.4219
OS: Windows 10 Home
Laptop Model: Alienware m15 R2
System BIOS: Alienware 1.3.1, 10/18/2019 (I just updated this)
OS Build/Version: 10.0.18362 Build 18362
Hi I have Intel XTU installed and have undervolted my CPU, however, I would also like to do that with my GPU. Unfortunately, there is no GPU stress test. It says that I have the most updated vesion.
Also, undervolting the graphics with XTU would only apply to my Intel UHD graphics card right? And that would probably have minimal impact when gaming because games primarily use my Nvidia RTX card right? Would undervolting graphics even do anything?
https://puu.sh/FdSTx/b839e91f69.png
You can see in this screenshot that I have a profile set for a core offset of -0.140 V.
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