If egpu is external gpu then no. This is mobile GTX 3060.

It is

DLSS is set to 1280x720(Quality)

Can you tell me what generation is that intel i5 cpu?

@@martinstojanovic5773 It says 1st generation on google. Thanks for cooperating!

I think that cpu is too old for this game.@@Inquiry-FF

@@martinstojanovic5773 Thanks bro appreciate it!

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIPJo6SindutZtE&ab_channel=jevonrulez16

~125 GB

If you like the game, you can play at 30 fps. It's playable for me. So it might be playable for someone else too. Is 60 fps better? Yes. It looks better to the eye. Gaming is not only use for my laptop, so that's why i am not buying a console.

2 fps more...mm

70%

Yup, but only if you play on performance mode What's weird is that his cpu is heating up to 90 degrees with turbo boost turned off (steady 3200MHz instead of somewhere around 3900MHz / 4000MHz) He probably had it set on Quiet (Blue LED) mode

@@lydkowskii Performance mode is set to auto (white light). Is this keeping my GPU at 90w? Turbo boost is turned off.

@@martinstojanovic5773 So you're not playing on performance mode. That's Balanced. Performance Mode is Red. But your main concern should be those temperatures. With turbo boost off, 90 degrees on cpu is unreasonably high

Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Graphics Preset: High Upscaling: FSR2

This gameplay is with FSR2.

Yes, I'm playing at 30 FPS, it is a console-like experience, the game is designed to function at 30 FPS, unless you have a super computer.

I agree@@creationartstudio12

I checked another game and wattage goes to 80-90. I checked Remnant 2 again and it really is 60-70W. So i guess it is not bugged.

Its bugged bcs u have only 9% GPU usage and 400mhz clock.

@@jankes9878 gpu1 i and mem1 are stats for integrated graphics card.

@@martinstojanovic5773 yes u have right i was wrong. I just did not expect the listed parameters of the integrated card and did not look carefully

130w

It goes lower. It is 3.43GB. Here are the screenshtos of settings: ibb.co/q7B4d63 ibb.co/9g1zBj5 ibb.co/KFX6ms0 ibb.co/nf10GCx ibb.co/QHmJrt1

Your eyes can only see 24fps anyway, just feel bad for those with only one eye who can only see 12fps.

@@vitallery7305 lol

​​@@vitallery7305not really true, the 24fps is the range when your eye wont see a major difference between each fps, but you can still see a difference between 24 and 60fps 24 is the minimum needed to play, 30 is extrzmly conformatble and 60 is the best. More than 60 is absolutly useless and so dogshit it can actually harm your gpu and cpu

I made Age of Wonders 4 video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6aTnH-wYtqhrZI But i dont have my old laptop Lenovo G50. I tested the game on Lenovo Legion 5.

Nope those are just the regular cpu temps for ryzen 7 5800 but the cpu is very good/fast but if you want it to go to whats considerd "normal" temparture oh boy a cooler like that is gonna be expensive lol but even then it runs very well even when hot

@@milorasmussen2036 Bro. i got 7900x it runs hot i know. but you got something wrong with your cooler man. 90c @ 3.2 ghz. running 40% utilization?you are so thermal throttled you have no idea lol. . im running 90c 4.5ghz 100% during benchmark.. 65C 5.5 ghz 50% in gaming. Go check your cooler or check airflow on your case.

​@freakygenius10 I dident say I was running those temp I was just saying that the ryzen 7 5800 is know for being extremly hot and the people that can even idle that cpu att around 30° degrees are rare when I first got it it was running hot af but then I even bought a water cooler yet I was still running 80° att simple game like skyrim or payday 2 without any mods and the reason is because of the fact that it takes in way more voltage than it needs by default and just search for 7 5800 running hot and many people have had this problem even with extremely good coolers so no there is nothing wrong with my system however the one playing this game should lower their cpu voltage intake and the Temps will improve dramatically

@@freakygenius10 however that is speaking from memories here is a random reddit post that probably explains it better than i do. The people in here saying there's something wrong obviously don't have a 5800X. The 5800X runs hot because it's a single CCX so the heat is concentrated in a small area. Mine runs 80C or hotter playing games sometimes even with a 240mm Corsair AIO. It's designed to sustain boost at those temperatures. I constantly boost over the rated 4.7GHz. As long as you're not hitting 95+ it's fine. Even then, it would throttle itself so prevent any damage. so basicly its made for those temps

@@milorasmussen2036 i check most people are saying when they r benchmarking r15 r23, 90+c is fine. not when playing games running 90c LOL? r got to be kiding me. u can do whatever u want man. im just saying ur temp got issues. check it. if u think its fine. then ignore.