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    Anyone else have this interrupts issue with GS63VR?

    Discussion in 'MSI' started by plasmos, Dec 2, 2017.

  1. plasmos

    plasmos Notebook Enthusiast

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    I plug my laptop into my tv via hdmi in order to play games on a bigger screen.

    I pull out the hdmi cord when I am done playing on the tv. This causes an issue:
    Suddenly interrupts are hitting my cpu at 20% and my system gets unbearably laggy.

    There are two fixes for this:
    1. Restart PC and it goes away
    2. Plug the hdmi cable back in and it (interestingly enough) goes away

    Is there a fix for this? Is anyone else having this issue?

    I think it may have to do with the GPU? Before plugging in the hdmi, the indicator would be red (indicates no GPU activity). After plugging in the hdmi and even after removing the hdmi it would permanently be orange (indicates constant GPU activity)
     
    plasmos, Dec 2, 2017
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    Sounds like an optimus issue, go look for intel graphics driver, download the newest one (not on MSI page, but on intel page) and try again.
     
    Danishblunt, Dec 2, 2017
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    plasmos Notebook Enthusiast

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    Just uninstalled all intel and nvidia drivers with DDU, then updated intel graphics and nvidia graphics with 1st party latest drivers.
    Unfortunately the issue is still there
     
    plasmos, Dec 2, 2017
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