04-09-2012
08:12 PM
- last edited on
03-06-2024
09:20 PM
by
ROGBot
04-09-2012 08:47 PM
04-10-2012 02:12 AM
04-10-2012 04:21 AM
fuzon1337 wrote:
Hi and Welcome 🙂
Since you have RMA two times, I would call the Asus Repair center and demand them to see if the issue gets fixed after they replace anything on your notebook.
And also since you have to pay from your own wallet, they should do a equal job if it's under warranty or not.
Before you sent the notebook in for the first time, do you remember which graphic driver you had installed? and which graphic driver you have now?
Sometimes it could be issues with the graphics drivers that can cause the issue or other programs trying to take advantage and then it crash.
You could try to backup the important files you have (documents, pictures and so on) and do a factory restore (push F9 when the Asus splash screen shows up during bootup) or a clean install (clean install is the best oppertunity since then you will not have all the preinstalled bloatware and other drivers installed on your notebook from factory restore) .
If that restore/clean install wouldn't work I would suspect a bad graphic card =/
And also you could download CCleaner run the register check, to clean your system for a lot useless files and such and see if that helps.
04-10-2012 06:04 AM
HavokD wrote:
Try running a game from 30min to a couple of hours. Check if that game doesn't freeze with the aforementioned error.
04-10-2012 09:40 PM
04-11-2012 04:29 AM
HavokD wrote:
Some cards seem to have problems managing voltages, in this case when going from 3D clocks to 2D clocks (and viceversa) your card stops and gets busy, and Windows senses this as if your drivers stopped working, which causes the freezes.
Please check the Event Viewer and try to find any problem related to the source "Display" or "nvlddmkm", and how often do you get them.