Hello, I bought my new laptop (Acer Aspire V NITRO 17) a month ago, it's still doing perfect, but I encountered a problem. I had a bluescreen today.
Laptop specifications are;
I7 4720HQ 2,6GHz Quad-Core,
GTX960 2GB GDDR5/INTEL HD 4600
6GB RAM
Windows 8.1 Pro (not activated)
I got a bluescreen that said WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR and NirSoft's BlueScreenViewer gave me a little bit more information, which can be seen here; http://i.imgur.com/t73hHbt.png
I have been running HWMonitor since day one I bought it, temperatures while gaming won't go above 80°C on CPU and won't go more than 75°C on GPU.
I read that i7-4720HQ has maximum temperature of 100°C, and GTX 960 has maximum temperature of 100°C too, but it starts to throttle down after 90°C, but it never reached that much.
I have ran FurMark to stress CPU and GPU, but the temperatures were about the same, around 80°C on GPU though.
The computer still performs after the crash as it never happened, it can run anything on high-very high.
One interesting thing that I had that Windows Activation sticker on the bottom right telling me to activate windows, but after the bluescreen, it's gone. It still shows up as not activated windows in control panel though. Everything is running cool in terms of temperatures, I don't know. What's the problem?
I have no overclock by the way.
Laptop specifications are;
I7 4720HQ 2,6GHz Quad-Core,
GTX960 2GB GDDR5/INTEL HD 4600
6GB RAM
Windows 8.1 Pro (not activated)
I got a bluescreen that said WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR and NirSoft's BlueScreenViewer gave me a little bit more information, which can be seen here; http://i.imgur.com/t73hHbt.png
I have been running HWMonitor since day one I bought it, temperatures while gaming won't go above 80°C on CPU and won't go more than 75°C on GPU.
I read that i7-4720HQ has maximum temperature of 100°C, and GTX 960 has maximum temperature of 100°C too, but it starts to throttle down after 90°C, but it never reached that much.
I have ran FurMark to stress CPU and GPU, but the temperatures were about the same, around 80°C on GPU though.
The computer still performs after the crash as it never happened, it can run anything on high-very high.
One interesting thing that I had that Windows Activation sticker on the bottom right telling me to activate windows, but after the bluescreen, it's gone. It still shows up as not activated windows in control panel though. Everything is running cool in terms of temperatures, I don't know. What's the problem?
I have no overclock by the way.