Is there a way to optimize my Intel HD 620 laptop GPU? I want to optimize it as much as possible; it’s the only problem with my laptop.
My Yamaha BW’s / Booster setup currently has a 12mm PHBN carburetor, a Stage6 Racing exhaust, a Polini variator, and a modified transmission tuned between acceleration and top speed, with a stock crankshaft and stock reed valves. The scooter currently reaches around 80–85 km/h normally and about 90 km/h downhill or underground, and my goal is to reach 100 km/h. My current fuel consumption is around 3.5–4.5 L/100 km with the 12mm carburetor. With a 17.5mm carburetor, what would my fuel consumption and 0–60 km/h acceleration be like?
My Yamaha BW’s / Booster setup currently has a 12mm PHBN carburetor, a Stage6 Racing exhaust, a Polini variator, and a modified transmission tuned between acceleration and top speed, with a stock crankshaft and stock reed valves. The scooter currently reaches around 80–85 km/h normally and about 90 km/h downhill or underground, and my goal is to reach 100 km/h. My current fuel consumption is around 3.5–4.5 L/100 km with the 12mm carburetor. With a 17.5mm carburetor, what would my fuel consumption and 0–60 km/h acceleration be like?
I have a Lenovo ThinkPad T470 with an integrated graphics card (Intel HD 620).
My laptop works well for basic tasks like browsing, school work, and light applications, but it is limited for gaming and graphics-intensive software.
Currently, my RAM is single channel, not dual channel, which affects the performance of the integrated GPU. Even though I have optimized my system as much as possible, the graphics performance is still limited because the GPU is integrated and shares system memory.
What I want is to improve the graphics performance and increase FPS in games, either by maximizing the current hardware or finding a solution that can provide more GPU power.
I have a Lenovo ThinkPad T470 with an integrated graphics card (Intel HD 620).
My laptop works well for basic tasks like browsing, school work, and light applications, but it is limited for gaming and graphics-intensive software.
Currently, my RAM is single channel, not dual channel, which affects the performance of the integrated GPU. Even though I have optimized my system as much as possible, the graphics performance is still limited because the GPU is integrated and shares system memory.
What I want is to improve the graphics performance and increase FPS in games, either by maximizing the current hardware or finding a solution that can provide more GPU power.
I have a Lenovo ThinkPad T470 with an integrated graphics card (Intel HD 620).
My laptop works well for basic tasks like browsing, school work, and light applications, but it is limited for gaming and graphics-intensive software.
Currently, my RAM is single channel, not dual channel, which affects the performance of the integrated GPU. Even though I have optimized my system as much as possible, the graphics performance is still limited because the GPU is integrated and shares system memory.
What I want is to improve the graphics performance and increase FPS in games, either by maximizing the current hardware or finding a solution that can provide more GPU power.
Any top optimisations for a lenovo t470 (windows11) ? I know its not a gaming laptop but i want to play some games on it.
I took my Yamaha Booster to a high-pressure wash, but after the wash my scooter wouldn’t start anymore. So I changed the spark plug, but it still wouldn’t start. Then I adjusted the carburetor so it finally started again. What do you think the problem was — the carburetor or the spark plug? (The old spark plug was wet and the spark plug cap was also wet.)