Windows 10: Multiple BSOD Problem

So I already did the test again. Apparently, it didn't show any error at all either.

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But I found something. It shows that the memory size is 3531M. But isn't it supposed to be 4096M?
If my memory serves me right, then the other memory size is used for the VRAM of the integrated graphics. Maybe I can find the failure if I can test that portion of the RAM?

And thank you for how to uninstall the AVG. It's clean now.

 

Just to let you know, I've only once seen an actual error with this test but it is a very good test to find out if you're cooling well enough what is in a lot of cases missed *Smile





Diagnostic test

GPU TEST


Run Furmark tutorial



Note Run Furmark for around 30 minutes



Warning Your GPU temperatures will rise quickly while Furmark is running. Keep a keen eye on them and abort the test if temperatures rise too high

 

I'm sorry. I don't quite undestand the objective of this test. What's something occured in this test that makes it apparent that the GPU is the BSOD source? If there's artifact, that's it?

And what GPU I must test, the integrated or the discrete one. Thank you.

 

The VRAM is from the GPU, we recommend Furmark to test the GPU.
As you say the VRAM is from the iGPU so you need to test the iGPU.

 

Sorry for the delay, as mentioned in other post: TDR_VIDEO_FAILURE (atikmpag.sys) - Windows 10 Forums

i was on vacation, just landed early this night, gonna catch some sleep now *Smile

 

Sorry, it's been almost 2 months since the last time I replied. I had to cope with final and projects, so I decided to postpone this. Sorry that I didn't inform you beforehand.

About the furmark, I couldn't continue the test. Because it only shown the temperature for nvidia card, not the intel one. So as the test ran, the temperature graph for the intel won't move, but there's buzzing sound from the fan. So I guess I can't check with this test?

And about this problem, I found something. Lately I got BSOD after succesfully fill out the password for lock screen. So, when I already enter the password and the lock screen "opened", then BSOD came. I don't know if it happened after I wake it up from sleep, or only locked it.
Then, on the other hand, sometimes when I use this laptop, my screen freeze. And I catch the note, something like "intel driver for windows 8 stopped working". I thought that I already had the driver for windows 10, so I grab the driver for windows 10 from the asus site. Now I already installed it. I will report any BSOD if there's any after I installed the new driver.