Windows 10: BSOD VIDEO_MEMORY_MANAGEMENT_INTERNAL 10E dxgmms2.sys

Hello,I have a problem with my Lenovo L340-15IRH. It crashes and I get BSOD. Sometimes it's three times a day, sometimes is three times a week. It doesn't matter I'm playing games or just browsing Internet. Config: i5-9300HIntel UHD Graphics 630Nvidia GeForce GTX 16508 Gb RAMWindows 10What I already done is:1. Reinstall graphics drivers with DDU2. Updating windows3. BIOS update4. Fully reinstall windows 10 with disk formatAfter Windows 10 reinstall everything was fine for almost five days! And then again - BSOD. Anybody got idea? I think I got dammaged hardware. Thank you for your help.Here is

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BSOD Crash: VIDEO_MEMORY_MANAGEMENT_INTERNAL (10E)

Hi,

I'm crashing to a BSOD consistently about every hour. I've run the MEMORY.DMP file through a memory debugger and it's always the same after every crash. What's odd is the computer only crashes when I'm using Unity (though it did
once while using Maya), but does so very consistently. I've looked at dozens of forums and documentations but none of them seem to help. I've attached the debug from the MEMORY.DMP file at the bottom.

A download for the MEMORY.DMP file can be found here.

Debug:

 

FCU UPDATE: DATA COLLECTION dxgmms2.sys video_memory_management_internal post here if you got it

Can you link to the source of this issue please? *Smile

If i google the issue, i see hits back january 2016...non insiders... "FCU" wasnt out then, was it?
https://www.google.com/search?q=DAT...droid-verizon&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

 

dxgmms2.sys BSOD

Hello!

I'm your Independent Advisor for today. Let's figure this out and come up with a solution.

This error message can be caused a several factors, like outdated drivers or faulty registry entries. Kindly follow the steps in the link below to resolve it by updating drivers, checking registry settings or resetting BIOS:

https://www.thewindowsclub.com/fix-dxgmms2-sys-...

Hope this helps.

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