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I could but I don't want to switch browsers just to play.

My TUF A15 (2023) is having some screen tearing at 60Hz. Idk why that happens and it is annoying. Freesync is on yet it still occurs. I already reinstalled drivers (I used DDU to uninstall). Is it because I set the power limit of my PC too low? The fix I found was turning the hardware acceleration off but I needed that for the web-based games I play so should I just turn it on whenever I gonna use hardware acceleration?

that USB 4 port seems useless other than transferring at TB3 speeds. That USB 3.2 port had all the features that USB 4 should have built it lmao

I am planning to get a USB HUB with a lot of ports for a clean desktop set up and those kinds of USB HUBs have PD charging port so I want to know if I can charge thru the USB 4 port?

I have tried both RAM sticks and each on their own. First is the stock RAM alone(fresh purchase), then both sticks, and last(the current) is the thrid-party RAM alone.

I see. Do you think this is also related to the CPU? It is also frequent, even before this BSOD problem, and according to my research, it points at the CPU getting bad. This(below) is just an example because I haven't screenshotted it when it happened.

@Bjoolz I have dump files when I was only using one RAM stick.

I see. Im just following the rule of not reviving a old thread.

I see, I though the RAM is faulty. Since this will take days or a week, can I just mention you when I gonna post a new thread about this about this problem again or I will just revive this thread?

I got a new crash with the RAM stick I bought(the Team Group one). I was playing a game with one tab of Brave open that time and it crashed all of a sudden.

@BjoolzSo I will have to test one stick a time? I already suspected the stock RAM to be faulty before I added another RAM stick but you said that it could be the CPU too so I'll test the new RAM I added alone if it is also faulty this time.

Yikes, I'll have to suffer at 8GB from now on then. EDIT: What specific crashes?

RMA in my country is a pain to deal with. And I already opened it so is it better to just replace the bad RAM stick?

So I can just skip the cmd part? If that is the case, I can already provide it.

@BjoolzThe PERFMON thing is running for hours now and it never finished it job. What shoud I do? It is it stuck.

I see. I am now on the PERFMON part now. Ill update you when Im done.

Are the screenshots I provided on my old thread not enough? I'm just asking since I think the dump files that is on that thread are not there anymore.

Reviving my old thread because the fresh Win11 install didn't help at all. I think it isn't worthy to be in the Troubleshooting forum anymore so feel free to move this to the appropriate forum So I started to look at my overall specs of my laptop and I now think the my RAM sticks mabye the reason why my laptop is having multiple BSODs Do you think I should buy another stick of RAM to match the other pair and sell or keep the the replaced RAM stick? Both sticks are fine on their own btw, I just ran out if RAM space whenever I used only 8GB of RAM.

I wanted to test the RAM sticks of my laptop since I kept on getting "STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION" errors (and similar to it) on Chromium browsers such as Edge and Brave (yes, I already did the rename remedy). The problem is that it skips my memtest86 boot drive even if it is the first priority. Is there any way to boot it? My laptop is Asus TUF A15 (2023) FA507NV

ill try it. But also it still happened before. I made sure everything is updated before my second reset.

I also did this but the standard test. Should do the extended one? How do you set it up?

Apparently yes, I already did this. I just didn't remember because I used Wintoys app to do it for me(I didn't manually typed it on Powershell)

I'll try that later. Its midnight here lmao I don't remember but I think so because I just finished resetting Windows 11 with files intact option and installed the apps I needed right after. I think it was a Ninite installer? I have posted a Troubleshooting thread a few days ago with a similar problem and it had the older dump files but they didn't have the bluescreenview screenshot because I just found out about the app. All of those probably have the same cause.

RMA is a pain in the ass in my country and I already wasted the 7-day store warranty so I can't replace it. I didn't have the opportunity to utilize that store warranty because I really need a PC to do my school works and I don't have a PC other than this laptop. Probably I should go to the service center to fix this?

My 3 week old laptop (Asus TUF A15 FA507NV) kept on BSOD whenever I play for around 30 miniutes to 1 hour. I have already updated the drivers and Windows 11 to its latest version, reinstalled the latest and older drivers (of course these were done separately) with DDU, repaired its IMG, did CHKDSK and sfc scan, and etc,. At this point I already gave up so should I just reinstall windows and have a clean installation? These are the BSOD dump reports: