Hello, I have a laptop MSI GE60 Apache Pro: Intel Core i7-4710HQ 16 GB RAM SATA 7200 HDD 1 TB + 128 SSD NVIDIA GeForce GTX 860M, + Intel HD Graphics 4600 I connect it with an HDMI cable to a Samsung 65ks8000 TV and playing for example in Fife 2018 you can see an obvious decrease in quality, and...

The new TV has 4K resolution, and the old one probably FullHD. This meant that it must generate 2x more pixels. It is not surprising that the game has stopped running smoothly. Try reducing the resolution of the displayed image, or turn off the monitor built-in to the laptop. If the TV has such a function, you can set the FullHD image resolution on your laptop, and enable TV extension up to 4K on the TV. This may be associated with an increased delay, and the image will not be perfect. Theoretically, there is also the option of overclocking the graphics card with the MSI Afterburner program, but in the case of the GTX 860M will give an increase of max 10% performance according to my tests.

4x more. But I agree with you, the easiest way to use scaling, overclocking 10% probably won't do much.

10% performance is a lot and you wrote it like it was nothing: p My GTX 1060 after turning the core to over 2100Mhz and memory of almost 500Mhz gains about 10% just from what I know my OC result when it comes to the core is above average . The fact that the game defaults to a higher resolution would explain the decrease in performance, but the author also writes something about a decrease in quality?

I tested in OCCT, and fps increased from 50 to 55. And temperatures and power consumption went into space. I wonder what exactly is going on. Maybe the game reduces the rendering resolution like it does for WoT and Arma2, for example, or just turned off anti-aliasing.

In addition to the fact that there is a decrease in performance (the game runs smoothly), it happens that the quality of the displayed image deteriorates (it seems to me that this happens automatically to make the game smoother). I changed the game resolution to a lower one and the game works much smoother. -> fact a little at the expense of graphics, but what to do.

Try setting the standard FullHD. Maybe the TV can handle the scaling properly and display one pixel out of four.

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#1 17240075 25 May 2018 15:26

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Hello,

I have a laptop MSI GE60 Apache Pro:
Intel Core i7-4710HQ
16 GB RAM
SATA 7200 HDD 1 TB + 128 SSD
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 860M, + Intel HD Graphics 4600

I connect it with an HDMI cable to a Samsung 65ks8000 TV

and playing for example in Fife 2018 you can see an obvious decrease in quality, and the game can stutter. The computer is set for maximum performance and use of NVIDIA graphics, the game has also been optimized with the GeForce Experience tool. Such a problem did not occur with the old TV Panasonic 42 '.

Is there any possibility to improve computer work so that it "gives advice" when playing? Do you have any advice on what to set up or install some software that will improve it a bit?
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#2 17240126 25 May 2018 15:58

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17240126 25 May 2018 15:58

The new TV has 4K resolution, and the old one probably FullHD. This meant that it must generate 2x more pixels. It is not surprising that the game has stopped running smoothly. Try reducing the resolution of the displayed image, or turn off the monitor built-in to the laptop. If the TV has such a function, you can set the FullHD image resolution on your laptop, and enable TV extension up to 4K on the TV. This may be associated with an increased delay, and the image will not be perfect.
Theoretically, there is also the option of overclocking the graphics card with the MSI Afterburner program, but in the case of the GTX 860M will give an increase of max 10% performance according to my tests.
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#3 17240131 25 May 2018 16:01

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17240131 25 May 2018 16:01

Kraniec_Internetów wrote:
The new TV has 4K resolution, and the old one probably FullHD. This meant that it must generate 2x more pixels.
4x more. But I agree with you, the easiest way to use scaling, overclocking 10% probably won't do much.
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10% performance is a lot and you wrote it like it was nothing: p My GTX 1060 after turning the core to over 2100Mhz and memory of almost 500Mhz gains about 10% just from what I know my OC result when it comes to the core is above average .

The fact that the game defaults to a higher resolution would explain the decrease in performance, but the author also writes something about a decrease in quality?
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17244024 27 May 2018 20:20

Piterixos wrote:
10% performance is a lot and you wrote it like it was nothing: p

I tested in OCCT, and fps increased from 50 to 55. And temperatures and power consumption went into space.

Piterixos wrote:
but the author also writes something about a decrease in quality?

I wonder what exactly is going on. Maybe the game reduces the rendering resolution like it does for WoT and Arma2, for example, or just turned off anti-aliasing.
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Piterixos wrote:
The fact that the game defaults to a higher resolution would explain the decrease in performance, but the author also writes something about a decrease in quality?

In addition to the fact that there is a decrease in performance (the game runs smoothly), it happens that the quality of the displayed image deteriorates (it seems to me that this happens automatically to make the game smoother).

I changed the game resolution to a lower one and the game works much smoother. -> fact a little at the expense of graphics, but what to do.
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siekierka7 wrote:
I changed the game resolution to a lower one and the game works much smoother. -> fact a little at the expense of graphics, but what to do.

Try setting the standard FullHD. Maybe the TV can handle the scaling properly and display one pixel out of four.
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The discussion revolves around the performance issues experienced when connecting an MSI GE60 Apache Pro laptop to a Samsung 65ks8000 TV via HDMI for gaming. Users noted a significant decrease in game quality and stuttering, attributed to the new TV's 4K resolution compared to the previous Full HD Panasonic model. Suggestions for improvement included lowering the display resolution on the laptop, disabling the built-in laptop monitor, and utilizing the TV's scaling capabilities. Overclocking the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 860M was mentioned, but it was noted that performance gains would be minimal (around 10%). The author confirmed that reducing the game resolution improved performance, albeit at the cost of graphics quality.
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