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did you update drivers? does it occur randomly or does something specific cause it? In my case I had to update wifi drivers (to an older version) on my desktop.
Try posting in the "troubleshooting" subforum and post any diagnostic information you have.

Look at the events viewer in windows, record the time when the BSOD occurs, and look at the event viewer to see if there are any critical/error events (or "warning") that occured around the time of the BSOD.

EDIT: look at windows logs > "application" "security" and "system" event logs

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33 minutes ago, rattacko123 said:

did you update drivers? does it occur randomly or does something specific cause it? In my case I had to update wifi drivers (to an older version) on my desktop.
Try posting in the "troubleshooting" subforum and post any diagnostic information you have.

Look at the events viewer in windows, record the time when the BSOD occurs, and look at the event viewer to see if there are any critical/error events (or "warning") that occured around the time of the BSOD.

EDIT: look at windows logs > "application" "security" and "system" event logs

it says something like Driver irql not less or equal

what failed: netwlv32.sys

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14 hours ago, Daniel Z. said:

it says something like Driver irql not less or equal

what failed: netwlv32.sys

sounds like a driver issue, based on what I have read on the internets, the most common cause of this is the wifi drivers. Try updating your drivers, if the problem persists, try using an older driver for the wifi specifically.
EDIT: download the drivers from the lenovo website, go the support link and there should be a driver update tool I think

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CPU: i7 5820k

Mobo: X99 Deluxe

Cooler: Dark Rock Pro 3

RAM: 32GB DDR4
GPU: GTX 1080

Storage: 1TB 850 Evo, 1TB HDD, bunch of external hard drives
PSU: EVGA G2 750w

Peripherals: Logitech G502, Ducky One 711

Audio: Xonar U7, O2 amplifier (RIP), HD6XX

Monitors: 4k 24" Dell monitor, 1080p 24" Asus monitor

 

Laptop:

-Overkill Dell XPS

Fully maxed out early 2017 Dell XPS 15, GTX 1050 4GB, 7700HQ, 1TB nvme SSD, 32GB RAM, 4k display. 97Whr battery :x 
Dell was having a $600 off sale for the fully specced out model, so I decided to get it :P

 

-Crapbook

Fully specced out early 2013 Macbook "pro" with gt 650m and constant 105c temperature on the CPU (GPU is 80-90C) when doing anything intensive...

A 2013 laptop with a regular sized battery still has better battery life than a 2017 laptop with a massive battery! I think this is a testament to apple's ability at making laptops, or maybe how little CPU technology has improved even 4+ years later (at least, until the recent introduction of 15W 4 core CPUs). Anyway, I'm never going to get a 35W CPU laptop again unless battery technology becomes ~5x better than as it is in 2018.

Apple knows how to make proper consumer-grade laptops (they don't know how to make pro laptops though). I guess this mostly software power efficiency related, but getting a mac makes perfect sense if you want a portable/powerful laptop that can do anything you want it to with great battery life.

 

 

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