mcammidge

can you remove a stick and send photos or type out the parts/model numbers so I can check? Please also visually check the part numbers match up across all your memory

ECC or non-ECC?

what memory have you got installed, are they all matching sticks (same brand, type and speed)? assuming its 4 x 4GB sticks? Can you post pics or part numbers of the ram

Glad its fixed

Edit: as per Mateyyy's comment, checked bios release notes and no mention of adding CPU support, so ignore me!

If this is more of a troubleshooting step, might make sense to just temporarily disable XMP, see if your issue persists.

with a 4th gen CPU you'd be looking at the used market for a CPU upgrade if you stuck to the same motherboard, which would mean ddr3 ram would still be required. If you wanted to go for modern replacements you'd be looking at replacing the CPU, motherboard and Memory as a minimum. But honestly 100% cpu on a 4th gen I5 at idle isn't right, there might be some software installed thats grabbing the CPU usage. I'd suggest this as a start, do a clean boot up of your pc, dont open anything other than task manager (its on the ctrl+alt+delete screen), sort the CPU column for highest usage and watch if for 10 minutes. If its sitting very high check what applications are using it, and if possible post screenshots of it.

Sadly most of what I can read online with those messages suggests issues with the graphics hardware. Might be worth re-seating the card, check you're on your latest bios, if possible try the card in another system or an older card in yours to try to isolate where the issue is.

Just a quick thought, is your GFX card pci power cable connected? If you can provide photos it might help assuming this or the previous post hasn't helped.

lookup the serial number of your laptop on the dell warranty check, they have a part where you can see the original system spec which should list the screen, check its listed specially saying Gsync as apparently on this model there are 4 screen options and not all of them have gsync.

yeah its fairly new product so hopefully with driver updates they'll slowly get the bugs worked out, i use one myself without bsods so may be bit of luck, hopefully the reinstall fixes Dont forget to mark as answered

Blue screen dmp file points at the mt7612us.sys driver which is for the xbox one wireless adapter. Assuming you have one and its connected can you confirm with it disconnected the system is stable?

Should have looked at your location, my bad anywhere locally you can source these from?

amazon has a replacement battery for the g930 <£10. Worth a shot?

by default i think it searches in the C:\program files directory, if you have your games on another drive you'll need to tell the software where to scan. Go into the preferences tab then select games on the left. Check the directories listed to make sure you game directories are on there.