random crashes of laptop/gpu on acer aspire 7

So i was playing some games with friends and my pc would randomly either crash and force a restart (without bsod, like freeze frame, unable to move anything, 2 to 10 second later the pc shutdown and reboot) or sometimes the gpu would just crash, black out the screen, all graphic software using the gtx 1050 would also crash, the intel gpu kick in and the gtx 1050 is unable to be use until i restart the whole pc all together, it even happen when im afk, studying or even just casually watching videos, it even crash while im writing this
can anyone help me find why this happen and help me find how to fix this ?

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AnhEZ28

@NobleMode you can try switching the usage mode to performance mode in Quick Access. But it seems that the laptop might be overheating, you can try downloading MSI afterburner and check the temperature. If either the CPU temps is above 95 or GPU is above 80, you will need to clean the laptop and replace the thermal paste.

NobleMode

thank but sometime it crash right after i start the pc (gpu only)

GraceyMartin123

BPM Counter analyzes the tempo of incoming audio in beats per minute (bpm). The detection circuit looks for any transients, also known as impulses, in the input signal. Transients are very fast, nonperiodic sound events in the attack portion of the signal. The more obvious this impulse is, the easier it is for BPM Counter to detect the tempo.

emmasigh

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codestacker

Starting 7th Feb 2022, My Aspire 7 got the same problem.

Performance is not degraded. Just a sudden freeze of system until I force a restart.

This happens almost everytime I play game or use any application running on the dedicated GPU

Any fix I can try? Or do I have to send it for servicing?

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@NobleMode

I fear it is the RAM problem. It is winter now, it should take sometime for it to get overheated and crash.

I'll try re-seat the RAM modules and clean the connectors.

mimilukja

This is happening because windows cannot handle the 2 graphic cards active at the same time. The driver of the controller is causing this

I FIXED it by disabling the inter graphic card (you just need to disable one of them either intel or nvidia) and will keep it like that until a decent driver update is coming fixing the issue!

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