Dell studio XPS 16
i7 820qm (1.72 ghz)
8GB DDR3
Windows 7 64bit
FPS: 4.4
low: 3.6
High: 5.8
Hi,
Where did you download the model please? The link on this site seems to give a "404 linked file not found"
Thanks
Stephen
When you install keyshot, the camera.bip file should be available in the "scene" folder. I didn't download it.
Thank you. Never thought of that!
Stephen
Question,
Is it normal to have these low FPS on a high-end mobile processor?
I think, there are some settings, to improve...
Please take a look in your Bios:
Advanced Tab -> Performance Options
- CPU Performance Mode -> Turbo
- Turbo Mode -> Enabled
- Select Clock Mode -> Auto
- F10
After a Reboot, please take a look in your Power Options:
Control Panel -> Power Options -> High Performance
Sorry for my poor English skills.
sadly, dell hasn't enabled these settings in the bios (I'm not saying that those options are disabled, they are just not there...)
It looks like there is a serious problem, please take a look:
http://forum.notebookreview.com/dell-xps-studio-xps/446193-s-xps-1645-throttling-info-updates.html
Quote from: PredatorKS on September 27, 2010, 01:12:52 AM
sadly, dell hasn't enabled these settings in the bios (I'm not saying that those options are disabled, they are just not there...)
One thing worth a try (daft as it sounds) is to remove the battery and run on mains power only. I mention this because we had a similar problem (limited access to bios) recently, albeit with a different Dell laptop. After trying everything, we disconnected the battery and all became mysteriously clear..