Search results

True, I will run a Windows update to see if it takes care of some of the errored components Also, just to specify, this is a fresh reinstall as I couldn’t even run Windows before, thanks to the crashes.

It does indeed not appear in the device manager... I will check if it shows in the BIOS

I will do that when I get to the desktop. :) Though why does GeForce experience recognise it properly then? That‘s weird.

Yes, when I choose the option for my GPU, it only leaves me with the laptop 3080 option. I also tried installing via GeForce Experience, so it recognised the GPU automatically.

When I get a bluescreen crash, I can see the DCP_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION error too. I will get the log next time it happens.

I got the driver directly from the NVIDIA website. When doing a clean install though, the GPU’s drivers don’t get installed at all, and I’m running on the CPU graphics, pretty slowly too. I am going to check the RAM just to make sure.

I popped out and back in the SSD drive, but it didn‘t fix the issue. I will try with the RAM too. I am not sure if it can be related, but installing the GPU driver seems to cause the beginning of the crashes.

Will I need a key for Windows if I delete all partitions for a clean install?

I don’t think I deleted the partitions when reinstalling, I will try doing that. The fans are working, and nothing out of the ordinary in terms of temperatures. I did open to check for loose components, but I am not sure what to look for to check what‘s loose. The RAM seemed tightly plugged...

Hi, I just received my new laptop, and after booting it up the first time, it has been constantly crashing either at boot, or after a few minutes of using it. I tried reinstalling Windows, but it didn’t change anything. Recoil Series: 17.3" Matte Full HD 300Hz 72% NTSC LED Widescreen...