Alright here we go.

[Frost206]

To anyone that can help me, here is all the information you need.

If you would please take a look at my other topic found here.

I dont know how much information this gives you but heres a full report of my computer.

http://clevod900talienwarem7700.webs.com/

Also in the attachment.

Report_on_my_mysterie_of_a_laptop.htm

Edited December 29, 2008 by Frost206

[Andrew55]

I know this was mentioned in the previous thread, but have you disabled powermizer just to be sure.

[Frost206]

Do I need to do it the Registry way or can I just disable it normally?

K I did it Reg way.

Same problem

Edited December 29, 2008 by Frost206

[Andrew55]

Considering the solutions in this thread and the last, at this point i believe I have exhausted all the solutions I can currently think of, but I will tell you if I think of anything else.

[Frost206]

My computers a mystery eh? Lol.

Im planning on buying a new one..

Way later, way.. later.. but I really want

to fix this so I can play in peace until then.

[Andrew55]

I'm sure there is a solution, I guess wait for more responses and see.

[Frost206]

GUESS WHAT ANDREW!

I used Riva Tuner enable ForcePerfLevel

went to overclocking and made it so that all of them are running on performace 3d..

and now!

I get good FPS, playable.

Its not as good as before, but it will do until I get a new laptop =)

[Andrew55]

Hmm, so it was downclocking. Well, glad to see everything's okay now.

[Frost206]

yup.

I found out because..

I looked a GPU senors when I was playing a game again.. and....

they werent going up? So I guess that was the problem.

and then I just forced it to stay at Performance 3D so its all good.

[zipper]

And do what I wrote about RivaTuner - you can see every important frequency and temperature in its logs after playing and see if everything runs on max speed and in suitable temperatures. If you had done it, the reason for bad performance had been obvious earlier.