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Thinkpad P53, Intel Core i7-9850H, RTX 3000, 3DMark Results

KubanskY

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Hello,
I tested my laptop's graphics card. The graphics card has Nvidia studio drivers, but I wanted to see if it works well under stress. I ran a 3DMark test in the Steel Nomad Score environment. The GPU memory clock was stuck at 200 MHz, even though the specifications say it runs at 1750 MHz. The graph is unstable, the performance drops and rises a lot, and the GPU temperature is at a constant 52 degrees.
What can I do?
 

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The GPU is probably toast, you could look for a replacement MXM card for your laptop.
 
The GPU is probably toast, you could look for a replacement MXM card for your laptop.
I get that this means the graphics card is broken and there's nothing I can do about it from within the system. Is there any other way I can check it? The problem is that in this laptop you can not replace the dedicated graphics card.
 
The GPU is probably toast, you could look for a replacement MXM card for your laptop.
I changed the power management configuration in windows to the highest performance and I am currently performing above average.
 
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