Hi i have a laptop on windows 11 trying to run anime adventures on microsoft roblox but...

I don't really play any other games on this laptop other than Roblox and it happens all the time on Roblox in those specific cases. Also about memory consumption, I have Razer Cortex running and I set it to stop all of the processes that I don't need while gaming.

For the Windows version, I have the latest Windows 10 21H2. The oscillating performance during gaming has happened for the whole 2 years that I have owned this laptop. The same problem still occurred even when I got Windows 11 but I decided to go back to Windows 10.

I know that this laptop isn't really meant for gaming but im sure that it should be able to run Roblox at a consistent FPS, even if it is 40 FPS instead of oscillating from 60 FPS to 10 FPS.

You would need to contact the creator of that module with your bug

Hello Default Username 22486.



Welcome to Microsoft Community.



Regarding to your information I assume that you have some problems when you play the Roblox.

You can check that your Microsoft Store have a game like Halo, Forza, or other PC games, If you can find them it seems that the Microsoft Store

don't think that your laptop is a mobile device.

The Roblox seems that not a Microsoft game, you can contact the developer of this game for help to help you solve your problem.



Best Regards,



Tommy-MSFT | Microsoft Community Support Specialist

Hello!

I'm a Independent Advisor. I will be glad to help you.

The performance of a game will not improve just by changing or upgrading the operating system, performance does depend on your hardware components, such as the processor, graphics card and RAM, as well as the background applications your PC is running.

Another factor is delay, which is more related to network problems.

What are all the hardware components of your PC?

Best regards

If you need support with Roblox and the games made for it, you need to contact Roblox and/or the module developer. Microsoft has no power to address these issues.