In the power plan, set the maximum processor load to 99%.
This must be done in all plans.This must be done in all modes and both on battery and on mains power.
I have 2 months without blue screens.
Repeated crashes and BSOD on ASUS TUF A15
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Anonymous
Hello,
Several months ago I bought an gaming laptop, an Asus TUF A15 FA506IV with Windows 10 installed. Everything was fine in the first weeks, but then my computer started to crash and get BSOD randomly, except when I'm playing or using it intensively, which is weird.
I've tried everything, ranging from reinstalling drivers, to a complete reset and windows install.
I've checked RAM, disk and system files integrity, tried multiple repair tools, both Microsoft and unofficial, multiple times, installed every single driver based on Windows Update recommendations/constructor website, even used driver verifier, but nothing has changed since.
The only thing that sometimes changes is the error message of the bluescreen, when there's one. Often the screen only goes completly black, and nothing else happens.
Oh, and I can't show any memory/crash dump since nothing is generated.
Is there anything else to do, or is my computer doomed to be returned to the vendor ?
Specs :
OS : Windows 10 Family 10.0.19042
Product : Asus TUF A15 FA506IV
Memory : 16GB
GPU : NVidia RTX 2060 GDDR6 6GB
CPU : Ryzen 4800H with Radeon Graphics, 2900Mhz, 8 cores, 16 virtual cores
Storage : 500GB SSD Kingston OM8PCP3512F-AB
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2022-07-17T02:34:28+00:00 The problem still exists but the frequency has reduced. Lately, it hasn't crashed like it used to i.e. 4-5 times a day. Now it's hardly once a week. I would say all gaming laptops are just a myth. My friend hass Lenovo Legion. The other day he was telling me his laptop has become ****. It's not been even an year.
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Anonymous
2022-07-17T00:24:25+00:00 Is your laptop still okay?
It is exactly my issues. I've tried every advice in the forum and the problem still exist.
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2022-04-14T08:12:18+00:00 Hello,
Several months ago I bought an gaming laptop, an Asus TUF A15 FA506IV with Windows 10 installed. Everything was fine in the first weeks, but then my computer started to crash and get BSOD randomly, except when I'm playing or using it intensively, which is weird.
I've tried everything, ranging from reinstalling drivers, to a complete reset and windows install.
I've checked RAM, disk and system files integrity, tried multiple repair tools, both Microsoft and unofficial, multiple times, installed every single driver based on Windows Update recommendations/constructor website, even used driver verifier, but nothing has changed since.
The only thing that sometimes changes is the error message of the bluescreen, when there's one. Often the screen only goes completly black, and nothing else happens.
Oh, and I can't show any memory/crash dump since nothing is generated.
Is there anything else to do, or is my computer doomed to be returned to the vendor ?
Specs :
OS : Windows 10 Family 10.0.19042
Product : Asus TUF A15 FA506IV
Memory : 16GB
GPU : NVidia RTX 2060 GDDR6 6GB
CPU : Ryzen 4800H with Radeon Graphics, 2900Mhz, 8 cores, 16 virtual cores
Storage : 500GB SSD Kingston OM8PCP3512F-AB
I am following this thread for quite a while and I guess the best solution that works for me is turning off the LINK STATE POWER MANAGEMENT. Also, I noticed that that the Asus armoury crate turns this on automatically on their software thus I uninstalled it also. I haven't experienced the greenscreen/BSOD after doing these until I reinstalled the armoury crate again. Thus, this experience backed up my theory that the PCI express Link state power management causes the random restarts.