I've bought it for a year, and it's become very special recently. I can't carry it when playing games, and it's useless to use the accelerator, but the notebook configuration is not good.

Just look at the processor, not at it. Take a look first. I don't know if you have seen FPS, but what is the approximate FPS? If you haven't seen it, you can use the game to see it. Generally speaking, games with an FPS greater than 30 are smooth, and games with an FPS greater than 60 can be played happily. FPS is related to your graphics card, CPU and memory settings, which is their comprehensive performance. Sometimes the input method also affects FPS. If you want to improve FPS, you must first ensure that the power supply is of high performance, and then ensure that the driver is installed correctly. Finally, you can use game plus to understand the current game of your computer, which is the temperature and occupation of graphics card and CPU, and the occupation of memory and video memory, and adjust it according to the specific situation.

Generally speaking, when the temperature is high, it will cool down. If the CPU takes up too much, unnecessary programs in the background will be closed and memory can be released automatically. If the memory takes up too much, the resolution and special effects will be lowered appropriately.