[chromaticaete]

Hey,
I have NO IDEA WHERE THE LOSS IS COMING FROM, I've got this issue since few days already, and I'm literally frustrated since I've tried every solutions in existence without succeding
I basically used to have like 200+ FPS on minecraft with no shaders (or 180 with max), with shaders I used to have around 80-110, which was fine for me... Until few days ago I literally unexpected that my performance, if it is what it is... doing a huge loss. Now it is, with no shaders, literally variating from 20 to 100 fps depending where am I, if there is lot of blocks. And with shaders, I now run at 50-70fps except in some places with dense places. Not only, it is very uncomfortable to play with. I can relist everything I tried to do:
-Reinstall GeForce Experience
-Uninstall GeForce Experience
-Set minecraft (javaw.exe) on high performance on Windows Settings and NVidia control panel
-Redo and check my NVIDIA Control Panel settings to best options
-Check graphic settings on minecraft
-Play older versions of Minecraft
-Use minecraft without Optifine

I thought of some stuff that might not even work anyway, which is to reinstall minecraft or to full reboot my pc. That's why I really need help, thanks in advance!!!

GPU: GTX 1660 Ti with Max-Q Design
CPU: Intel Core i5 9300H @ 2.40GHz 54 °C

 

[Corday]

PSU?

 

[chromaticaete]

PSU?

Nope, whenever I unplug it or not, nothing happens, stays at the same.
If I can give one information about it, it's that is has 200W, but still, doesn't do anything unplugged or not

 

[Corday]

Insufficient wattage for game.

 

[chromaticaete]

What are you talking about? I literally had that pc for a year already and it ran the game well no matter if it was plugged or not, I WAS AT 200+ FPS, then this happens

 

[Corday]

We can help more if you tell us what computer you own. Can't even tell if it's a PC or laptop.

 

[chromaticaete]

oh, yeah, it's a laptop, used to run Minecraft very well until this

 

[chromaticaete]

If I can give more information about this laptop, it is the HP Gaming Pavilion 17-cd0126nf? And every drivers are updated to their latest versions

 

[oscer1]

Have you taken it apart and cleaned the inside?

 

[Corday]

Also you might think of a new background process that's running or look in the Task Manager for one.

 

[chromaticaete]

Have you taken it apart and cleaned the inside?

Of course, my dad fully cleaned it a while ago

Also you might think of a new background process that's running or look in the Task Manager for one.

Even with closing everything in background, I do not see changes

 

[chromaticaete]

Actually I think I've fixed the 3/4 of my issue, randomly... or probably was just my imagination the fact that the world I was playing in was badly optimized...