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  1. 4 hours ago, kb5zue said:

    Since you have only two sticks of ram, are they in slots 2 and 4, or slots 1 and 3?  With only two sticks, you want to put them in slots 2 and 4.   All your drivers up to date I figure, what about the BIOS?  If you do decide to do a driver make-over, use DDU to remove the old drivers first before installing the new.

     

    Good Luck

     

    The secret of happiness is to count your blessings while others are adding up their troubles.   William Penn

     

     

    Quick update: I did the driver makeover, but after firing up Valorant I got some pretty bad FPS stutter. Is it possible that I did something wrong in DDU?

  2. 9 minutes ago, kb5zue said:

    Since you have only two sticks of ram, are they in slots 2 and 4, or slots 1 and 3?  With only two sticks, you want to put them in slots 2 and 4.   All your drivers up to date I figure, what about the BIOS?  If you do decide to do a driver make-over, use DDU to remove the old drivers first before installing the new.

     

    Good Luck

     

    The secret of happiness is to count your blessings while others are adding up their troubles.   William Penn

     

     

    Slots 2 and 4, I'm pretty sure their placement isn't wrong. I have no prior experience with updating BIOS, so I don't really know. I've thought of doing a driver makeover, but again, no prior experience.

     

    Edit: Just got ANOTHER BSoD, this time with DRIVER_PORTION_SHOULD_BE_NONPAGED code. Another NVIDIA driver crash.

  3. My PC has been getting way too many BSOD's, especially when playing games. I've had more than one error pop up for me:
    - System Service Exception
    - Driver IRQL Not Less or Equal (Once with an NVIDIA Driver and another with tcpip.sys)

    - Memory Management

    These are the most common I've been experiencing, and before those I used to get Event ID 41 Task Category 63 errors that would completely freeze my PC without BSOD.

    PC specs:

    i5 9400F

    MSI Z-390 Gaming Plus Motherboard

    Intel Stock Cooler

    2x8 GB G.Skill Ripjaws V 2666 MHz

    MSI Twin Force 7 GeForce RTX 2060

    Kingston 256 GB M.2 SSD

    Seagate 1TB Hard Drive 7.2k

    NZXT H700 Mid-Tower Case

    450 W PSU

  4. On 1/5/2019 at 12:32 PM, PineyCreek said:

    There's several threads on Razer and Reddit about this.  I would suggest contacting Razer as they might replace it outside of warranty simply due to the prevalence of the issue and the need to preserve reputation.  In all likelihood though, it's the battery.  It's pretty easy to replace yourself as well.

     

    https://insider.razer.com/index.php?threads/bulging-battery-and-planned-obsolescence.30386/

     

    Also, very much agree.  Don't turn it on again.  Don't plug it into charge or use the laptop as long as the battery's still in there.  Open it up, take pictures, take the battery out, seal it back up, see if you can just use it on AC power.  Contact Razer and see if they'll address the issue.  If not, buy a replacement battery and replace it yourself.

    Good thing you let me know, but quick question, when I open it from the bottom, should I be wary of any ribbon cables once I open the thing up? I hear that's common on laptops.

    And if razer won't send a replacement, where can I find a replacement one? (I live in Saudi Arabia, so I don't know if they will ship here.)

  5. Let me make this clear, I love this laptop. Keyboard and trackpad are excellent, and the display is straight up awesome. I have been using this for about two years now, and now I am noticing some really weird bulging. It started with the bottom part of the laptop, and I decided to ignore it since I couldn't really find an issue with it, and the bulging was minor. Now, the bulges are worse, and the trackpad is bulging slightly from the top. This is really starting to worry me, and I am not really an expert in the laptop knowhow department.

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