laptop screen firdges while playing gaming or using softwares

[amir_sohal]

i have an asus NB FX553VD GAMING LAPTOP .Its configuration = i7 processor 7th gen, 8gb ram,graphic card 2gb nvidia gtx1050 ,2.81ghz,and windows 10 installed.

whenever i run any intense application like games or video editing software suddenly after sometimes my screen fridges screen vanishes and some vertical and cubical pixels appears on screen and a sound also starts coming out from my laptop(its like chrrrrrrrrrrrrrr) i dont know is it windows problem or hardware problem . pls help if anyone know anything about it. pls check this link this is what happening with my laptop i recorded it .https://youtu.be/mjV-DLqtCEc

 

[Seyed22Shaheen]

Well, with the given details, it could be the Hard Drive that is faulty, Use a 3rd party App like CrystalDiskInfo to see if your drive is healthy... It could also be that the GPU is faulty.

 

[amir_sohal]

didi u see the video i provided in post ?

 

[Petarded]

Id go with a fan failure inside laptop. Try cleaning them all and check they all spin. Compressed can of air would be useful

 

[amir_sohal]

Id go with a fan failure inside laptop. Try cleaning them all and check they all spin. Compressed can of air would be useful

isnt gpu problem ? bec whenever i play games or use heavy editing software i face this problem

 

[Seyed22Shaheen]

Yes, i did see the video. I could not differentiate if the sound is coming from the laptop's speakers or the laptop itself. Does your laptop has a GPU fan or only One fan? Like i said, it could either be the HDD or the GPU...

 

[amir_sohal]

Yes, i did see the video. I could not differentiate if the sound is coming from the laptop's speakers or the laptop itself. Does your laptop has a GPU fan or only One fan? Like i said, it could either be the HDD or the GPU...

it has only one fan , i saw it in bios it is running with speed of something 4 thousand rpm.. and i also noticed that my cpu temperature is varying from 78 to 81 in bios and my ambient temperature is 35 deg