Hmmm, Ill try some things... Still open to suggestions for if this doesn't work.[ S a k u r a ] wrote:
Then it is the laptop's setting,
You must have use the setting for saving battery
So when it is not plugged, the laptop will work slower
Created a new communist power plan for high performance, and ghanged the graphics performance options to max in the setting for battery. Let's not called this solved until I can confirm with the tablet, shall we?jokeroops0 wrote:
Hmmm, Ill try some things... Still open to suggestions for if this doesn't work.[ S a k u r a ] wrote:
Then it is the laptop's setting,
You must have use the setting for saving battery
So when it is not plugged, the laptop will work slower
That the lag spikes do or don't happen.drum drum wrote:
Confirm what with the tablet?
Tablet is still causing them. The problem is now that when the tablet is plugged in the problem still occurs. Next time I have have it I will test if the problem occurs when the computers charger is plugged in.jokeroops0 wrote:
That the lag spikes do or don't happen.drum drum wrote:
Confirm what with the tablet?
Despite my current power plan has the exact same settings for the battery and charger, like "ATI Graphics Performance", it's still getting the same problem with the tablet, but it did scale it down a bit. Now what?[ S a k u r a ] wrote:
It is some energy or battery setting in control panel or other battery programs
I tried, no change.Full Tablet wrote:
In the tablet settings disable "Use Windows Ink".
I'll make sure of that next time.Full Tablet wrote:
Make sure wisptis.exe is not running while playing osu!.
Would it be running without the tablet plugged in? All the rest of the driver is.Full Tablet wrote:
Make sure wisptis.exe is not running while playing osu!.
Nevermind, help me.jokeroops0 wrote:
Ummm, USB3 might have fixed it...
Holy shit, 20% CPU spike when it happens, and no DPC changes.Full Tablet wrote:
Can you monitor your CPU (Use per core)/GPU/Disk (Use and queue size)/Memory/DPC Latency (http://www.thesycon.de/deu/latency_check.shtml) to check if there is a high usage of any of these during the lag spikes?
Whoops, didn't know, now I do. Either may my problem is happening still. Any help?drum drum wrote:
Please edit your posts rather than posting multiple replies. It's part of the rules not to multi-post
https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/Rules
Nope, problem came back shortly.drum drum wrote:
I thought you already fixed it by plugging the laptop with the power cord. How is there still a problem?
Since it's part of the laptop itself I don't think there is a point in trying to bypass its functions.