Unfortunatly, this is almost certainly a motherboard (hardware) problem, which cannot be fixed with any kind of software changes.Ĭhips on motherboards are soldered (welded) to the board using different kinds of solder technologies. Lmao!Įdited by zenxyuan, 17 January 2015 - 09:45 PM. Every BSOD shows the same result:īecause the laptop is too dumb to figure out which driver or hardware went wrong, so it always blame it on the kernel driver.

Switched back and forth the SATA settings from IDE and AHCI until it appears again. So how do I make it appear again? I did the same, removed all the drivers related to it in safe mode using DDU.

Again, after a few minutes it crashes again, all traces of nvidia gone. I tried roll back and removed all traces of the drivers completely using DDU and re-install the latest driver. On next reboot, the hardware stopped working, it disappears completely in the device manager. Before i formatted, there are many times the nvidia graphic card stopped working and BSOD. Beats me why Asus came out with this stupid idea, most other gaming laptop brand have only one graphic processor, Alienware or MSI for example. I know their intention is to help us save power consumption by switching it to Intel integrated graphic when we're not gaming, but it causes issue where sometimes it is not using the nvidia graphic. This is a so called mid range gaming laptop, it comes with both Intel and Nvidia graphics. You see I always hate this kind of laptop, especially with Asus, it is very redundant if you ask me. Here's what happen, it started even before I formatted my laptop.

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