ASUS Notebook N55 Play League of Legends Unlimited Blue Screen

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Blue Screen**: 0x00000116 Video TDR Error This problem should be caused by your graphics card driver or the graphics card itself. Sometimes it is also related to the system driver, which may be caused by some incompatible software or games installed on the system, etc.!

If all versions of the driver can not solve this problem, it is recommended to test the graphics card for hardware failure, and replace the graphics card, is the ati graphics card driver file, is the nvidia graphics card driver file, is the integrated graphics card driver file is nvidia's driver The driver preferentially chooses the computer's own driver, and then chooses the computer's official ** driver, and finally chooses the public driver, the worst is the third-party software installation driver, and this is not the latest driver is the best, It must work with your own hardware to be the best!

First look for the driver suitable for your laptop motherboard and graphics card model on the Internet, upgrade it and see, if you try to update various motherboards and graphics card drivers to the correct and the latest or not, you can consider using your integrated graphics card to run League of Legends, if the integrated graphics card is no problem, it is estimated that the discrete graphics card is broken.

1. Do you see if the graphics card mode is not supported?

2. Overheating, heat dissipation problems?

3. Reinstall the graphics card driver.

I think the first case is more likely.

Try this.

Hope it can help you out.

Take the notebook to the local after-sales service for testing, and if there is really a problem with the graphics card, you can let them repair it for you for free

There are many reasons for the blue screen of your computer, and if the blue screen phenomenon occurs frequently, you can troubleshoot them one by one

1. Remove newly installed hardware devices, such as external cameras, printers, and upgraded memory.

2. Try to click F8 to enter safe mode during the boot process, and uninstall the recently installed software;

3. In order to fully rule out the possibility of software or system problems, you can back up the hard disk data and reinstall the operating system;

4If the blue screen still occurs frequently after reinstalling the system, it is recommended that you send the machine to your local service center for further testing.

Generally blue screens and games have nothing to do with each other.

Generally speaking, the relationship between the motherboard, memory, and hard disk is relatively large.

If there are problems with the above hardware, it will cause errors when you run some large games, causing the system to crash, and the longer it drags on, the more damage your hardware will be.

Either you can check under some software to find out if there is a problem.

Master Lu is good.

If you have friends who can repair computers, you can also ask them to help you take a look.

Dear ASUS users, Hello :

There are many reasons for the blue screen of your computer, and if the blue screen phenomenon occurs frequently, you can troubleshoot them one by one

1. Remove newly installed hardware devices, such as external cameras, printers, and upgraded memory.

2. Try to click F8 to enter safe mode during the boot process, and uninstall the recently installed software;

3. In order to fully rule out the possibility of software or system problems, you can back up the hard disk data and reinstall the operating system;

4. If the blue screen still appears frequently after reinstalling the system, it is recommended that you send the machine to the local service center for further testing, and you can check the address information of the service center in mainland China through the following page on the official website:

Set it up in the graphics driver.

Your problem is because of the setting of the n card, my laptop is also n551, mine is jk4720. I also encountered this question when I first bought it, and I have answered it a few times, because in order to ensure power consumption and battery life, Nvidia usually uses its BatteryBoost technology to set the frame rate to 30 frames by default on new machines. It doesn't matter how good or bad your computer is, and your computer is completely stress-free to play lol.

This is the BatteryBoost interface in NVIDIA GeForce Experience, and there are two ways you want to change the problem of 30 Zhen.

Change the default frame rate to 60 frames.

Directly cancel the checkbox of batteryboost.