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I have a MSI GF75 Thin 9SC laptop and a week ago, I have upgraded my RAM. Basically now I have 16 GB in total, and yes, they both are the same company with same parameters. I'm using Windows 10.
For a week, I was 3D modeling and playing games even more smoothly than before, but today, my laptop is just shutting itself down after 2 minutes. Interesting thing is that I can use safe mode without any random reboots.
One thing I've noticed is that my Nvidia graphics card sometimes was not detected, but I managed to fix it today. The temperature is really good, especially with both of the RAMs, I can render my work without that extra heat it used to have. Of course, now I have to fix this random reboot problem...
Things I've tried:
1) Doing an EC reboot;
2) Unplugged everything from the laptop and showed nothing different;
3) I suspect that it is my Nvidia's driver fault, because I've noticed an update and I'm not able to install it because it gets stuck on 100% and my laptop reboots because of the lack of time;
4) I also tried uninstalling the video card in the Device Manager, it doesn't seem to appear anymore, but it is still rebooting;
5) I've tried running Windows Diagnostics, no problems were detected.
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For a week, I was 3D modeling and playing games even more smoothly than before, but today, my laptop is just shutting itself down after 2 minutes. Interesting thing is that I can use safe mode without any random reboots.
One thing I've noticed is that my Nvidia graphics card sometimes was not detected, but I managed to fix it today. The temperature is really good, especially with both of the RAMs, I can render my work without that extra heat it used to have. Of course, now I have to fix this random reboot problem...
Things I've tried:
1) Doing an EC reboot;
2) Unplugged everything from the laptop and showed nothing different;
3) I suspect that it is my Nvidia's driver fault, because I've noticed an update and I'm not able to install it because it gets stuck on 100% and my laptop reboots because of the lack of time;
4) I also tried uninstalling the video card in the Device Manager, it doesn't seem to appear anymore, but it is still rebooting;
5) I've tried running Windows Diagnostics, no problems were detected.
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