What happened to my notebook? What s going on with this laptop?

I'll just give you an analysis, two scenarios.

One: I have reported this problem to the nvidia official, but I don't know what happened.

Previously I had 2G RAM and 512M graphics card.

Now 4G RAM and 1G graphics will still be carded.

How to stuck, just second card, monitor, keyboard, mouse are not moving, 1 5 seconds is fine.

I hit the bullet in the right shot. This has nothing to do with configuration. The hardware is no problem either.

Because playing other games, it's smooth.

It should be that the driver has not yet been optimized for this game.

People who have recently bought new laptops have this problem.

Brothers, hold on and wait for the drive. I'm also waiting, there is no solution for the time being.

Two: That's how NVIDIA designed it.

The integrated display is responsible for the output display.

The dGPU is responsible for rendering.

So you're really using a single display in the rendering.

But when your CPU doesn't work.

At this time, the CPU is not enough to transfer it to the integrated display, which should be the card at this time, so it cannot bring the rendered picture to the integrated display well.

At the same time, because the integrated display itself is on the CPU.

So the load on the CPU is quite high.

It requires a lot of memory.

Because the integrated display does not have video memory.

To put it bluntly, the more you use the GPU, the more the CPU occupies memory.

Attached rendering process analysis:

In other words, this is the case with PCs.

Dedicated graphics card (rendering + video memory + computing) - > CPU recalculation - > output to the display to complete the calculation.

It's like this in the book:

Dedicated graphics (rendering only) - > GPU (and the GPU itself is a CPU) - > CPU recalculation (the GPU has no video memory, so it occupies memory instead) - > output to the screen to complete the calculation.

Just use the words of the set display but one step less.

GPU integrated display (and the GPU itself is CPU) - > CPU recalculation (integrated GPU has no video memory, instead occupies memory) - > output to the screen to complete the calculation.

Superheating. I'm having this issue these days too! Call of Duty 8! The heat dissipation can't keep up! On the cooling pad, windy!

Probably, you can add a cooling base.

Redo the system, your system components have a problem, it is recommended to install the factory system will run more smoothly.

Reboot it.

Or turn on F8 safe mode.

Or the last time the boot is properly configured.

If that doesn't solve the problem, consider reinstalling.

Press and hold the power button to power off, and then restart it.

Press the power button to try to shut down and restart, if it doesn't work, try to repair or reinstall the system.

**The shot is too blurry, and the blue screen is not visible at all. Take a new picture clearly, especially the string of numbers and English.

This blue screen** is usually caused by incompatible hard disk types, and only needs to be set in the BIOS.

Go to BIOS (press F10 when the logo appears on boot) and use the up, up, down, left, and right keys on your keyboard to move to "Advanced", and then select "SATA Configuration".

There are many reasons for the blue screen of the electric notebook as soon as it is turned on, there are hardware failures, and there are also software failures.

Step 1: If you find that the boot blue screen is on, you can quickly press the F8 key when passing through the first screen of boot, select [Safe Mode] on the screen and press [Enter] to enter the safe mode.

Step 2: If you can enter safe mode, it means that the software has a conflict or system failure. At this point, it's just a matter of reinstalling the system.

Step 3: If you enter the safe mode and the blue screen is also blue, it may be a problem with the hardware, and then you need to open the book to check the hardware. On the one hand, it is to check if there is any loose interface, and on the other hand, to clean up the dust.

If the above methods cannot solve the problem of the blue screen of the notebook, there may be problems with the memory itself or the hard disk, and it is recommended to take it to a more professional laptop repair organization to overhaul it.

The system crashes or the computer has poor heat dissipation, and the next time you touch the battery position of the laptop when you have a blue screen, is it hot?

The system collapsed....If you will install the system from scratch yourself, it's fine....No, don't mess up...It's best to take it to a place where you fix your computer or if you have a friend...

The system crashed, restore or reinstall it

The system is broken, don't fool around.

The hard disk is not compatible, just go into the BIOS to change the settings, and you won't find help from someone who understands the computer.

If the system is broken, reinstall the system with the system disk, or repair it.

This light is the hard disk working indicator.

As long as the hard disk is reading and writing operations, this light will flash, which is completely normal. Speaking of which, many notebooks don't have this light yet.

As long as the laptop is used normally, you can rest assured that there is no problem with this.

This is the hard disk read and write indicator, turn on the hard disk to read and write the hard disk, it will definitely flash, ignore it.

It should be a RAM indicator or a hard disk indicator. If the light is always on when the computer is stuck, it should be the storage indicator.

Is there any abnormality in the hard disk work indicator?