Windows 10: Laptop BSOD Woes

So my laptop has suddenly started to have boot up issues via random BSOD errors.I get a rotating influx of MEMORY MANAGEMENT, STOP KERNEL CHECK, IRQL NOT EQUAL, SYSTEM THREAD EXCEPTION, etc.I started by replacing the RAM, NVME, battery, power brick, cleaning out the fans, removing the 500GB drive and reinstalling Windows 11 as well as trying Windows 10 but nothing has changed those crashes/errors.The weird thing is, I can boot up most times without the power connected NP but as soon as I plug the brick in, it BSOD with a rotating suite of errors.Now of course once I fully update Windows &

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Laptop BSOD Woes

So my laptop has suddenly started to have boot up issues via random BSOD errors.

I get a rotating influx of MEMORY MANAGEMENT, STOP KERNEL CHECK, IRQL NOT EQUAL, SYSTEM THREAD EXCEPTION, etc.
I started by replacing the RAM, NVME, battery, power brick, cleaning out the fans, removing the 500GB drive and reinstalling Windows 11 as well as trying Windows 10 but nothing has changed those crashes/errors.

The weird thing is, I can boot up most times without the power connected NP but as soon as I plug the brick in, it BSOD with a rotating suite of errors.
Now of course once I fully update Windows & drivers it starts to get finnicky even when unplugged.
Maybe it's the RTX 2070?

However, if I boot into safe mode it's runs perfectly and I can then connect the power brick without any issues or crashes. so I wonder if it is using the Intel graphics in safe mode & thus no crashes but in reg boot it uses the Nvidia & messes the bed?
Appreciate your thoughts & suggestions.

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Sounds like it overheated and either the CPU or GPU died. I have googled your laptop and from what i read its not the easiest laptop to disassemble. so unless you've successfully disassembled the laptop before then you have no idea if the cooling fan or heatsink was clogged up with dust that was having a negative effect on cooling. I can only suggest RMA'ing it at this stage otherwise sell it as spare parts then buy a replacement laptop with an access bay underneath where you can get to all the innards and do a little maintenance work.