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TheBuffOnion
I spent the past few days trying to fix this issue, and to no avail. There is nothing wrong with my memory, there should be nothing wrong with my dGPU, and I don't think there's anything wrong with my SSD. I've narrowed it down to my CPU. However, when I disable my CPU's integrated graphics driver, all the problems go away, with the cost of having really bad performance. This problem also occurs when I play games or use the laptop for an extended period of time, happens more frequently with performance intensive processes. Usually the laptop just goes blank, showing a black screen. Sometimes i
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