Why is my laptop jerking when I play games?

Hey people I have a Vaio intel Core i7 and whenever I play games like X Plane 11, Train Simulator etc then it rukkelt really blatant. If I want to look around zb it is in time magnifying glass can someone help me? (The laptop cost me 1099 euro back then)

X-plan 11 runs on crass PCs sometimes only with 15 fps. Then turn around or so already jerky. And the Train Simulator is not well optimized. The runs with me (very good PC) sometimes only with 30 fps. And then a laptop? Critical

Can you adjust on X-Plane, that you get the fps displayed? And then write how many you have

All settings under graphics in the game to minimum.

On the processor, it is rare, the sin of technology already too far ahead.

See if the graphics card and RAM meet the minimum requirements.

I can't even get into the game because:

There's a GLSL pixel shader.

You may need to return the installer or update your graphics drivers.

Where can you look that?

Have the graphics card AMD RADEON HD 7500M / 7600M series vllt can do what with it.

Have the graphics card AMD RADEON HD 7500M / 7600M series vllt can do what with it.

A laptop is not a gaming PC.

But also there's always the graphics important.

On an I7 you can't imagine anything. Many cores never used a game.

A game is only a core.

But that should be fast.

All CPUs run permanently with max 2.6 Ghz. Can you read the data sheet. Everything about it. Currently I have read to 4.6 Ghz. Is only advertising.

Let his CPU go through with Prime 95. The so-called Turbo Boost she holds because not a minute durch.Sonst smokes off.

I have two PCs with a genius CPU from Intel. 15 years old. The best that Intel has ever produced.

Intel Quadro Q6600. Runs open fire with 2.4 Ghz. Comb aner nit good cooling 3 Ghz.

Since Intel has surpassed itself.

The new. They can't do more than 2.6 Ghz.

But they are sold as I7 happy to unsuspecting.

Tell me a single program that uses 8 cores. I even know one.

But that's also a profiding. Has nothing to do with games.

Have the graphics card AMD RADEON HD 7500M / 7600M series vllt can do what with it.

In Windows, in the search bar, or commandoleiste, enter dxdiag. There you can look everything up. RAM, graphics card MB, processor…

And your game I would google, would always be specified by the manufacturer, which minimum requirements are needed and then you compare your values with those.

For X Plane 11 you need at least.

Requires 64-bit processor and operating system

Operating system: Windows 7, 8.1, or 10, 64-bit

Processor: Intel Core i3, i5, or i7 CPU with 2 or more cores, or AMD equivalent

Memory: 8 GB of RAM

Graphics: DirectX 11-capable video card from NVIDIA or AMD w / 512MB VRAM

DirectX: Version 11

Memory: 20 GB of available space

It is important that the notebook has its own graphics card. So no "onboard" with shared memory.

https://www.amd.com/...amd.com/en

Could not find anything better

Am onboard something as smart as before.

I myself write to you from a 17-year-old HP Elitebook 8680 p. 17 inch.

Is designed for Autocad. Of course, own graphic.

My old part never jerky. No matter what I do.

Of course I do not play Farcry with it.

I have a PC for that.

But for everyday tasks…

The thing just is not scrap. So no reason to buy something new.

No sorry. Something never happened to me