luthfan360

I bought it back in November 2014. So it's just over 2 years and 3 months. I know someone who uses Y50 as well, they don't have any major problems so far. (4K nontouch version)

I sent it to a service center, they said it runs Furmark no problem. But I'm not sure because I set it to integrated GPU as default. They weren't so helpful and I ended up confusing them. I can't check it myself because I'm currently working out of town.

I already updated it, haven't try re-installing it though.

Here's my laptop: Lenovo Y50 Touch - Intel Core i7 4710HQ - 16GB DDR3 RAM - 1TB SSHD - GeForce GTX860M 4GB - Windows 10 Home - 1080p 15.6" Touch Screen And here's my problem: It was February 1st 2017. I was waking up my laptop from a hibernate and decided to play some games. It was booting up normally and I clicked on GTA V. Probably halfway through loading screen, my laptop got into a BSOD. It says: "CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT" After a quick google search, I learned that it might be a CPU problem. Then I ran Prime 95 and everything was normal. No BSOD. I ran other game, this time Cities Skylines and it just freezes in the loading screen. I can't do anything to it, so I killed it. Getting more suspicious, I switched my graphics to onboard Intel HD and I can play GTA V and The Sims 4 with no problem (other than 720p gaming at 20fps). Does it mean that my GPU is dead? I was really scared because It was only 2 years old, and it costs US$1300 new. Help me please... Note: I live in the equator with where the air is hot and humid, but my CPU never exceeds 90C, and my GPU never exceeds 87C. I use air conditioner and laptop cooling pad a lot, I also clean my air intake often. Is heat still a possible culprit?