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    ASUS N65JR NVIDIA PROBLEM

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by Pedro Batista, Jan 16, 2016.

  1. Pedro Batista

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    Hello. I own a N56JR. I bought it one year and a half ago. Recently I'm experiencing some problems with the nVidia graphic cards, especially when I changed to Windows 10. Basically the graphic cards is on the device manager, but with a yellow triangle. I can't use the nvidia cards to play or anything. But sometimes the graphic card starts working from nothing and a few hours later dies again. I've sent my computer to the warranty, and they have changed the board. I received the computer on Wednesday, but today the problem started again. What can I do?
     
    Pedro Batista, Jan 16, 2016
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    Try DDU and then install the latest WHQL Nvidia driver for W10? Also, have you ever experienced overheating (do you monitor temps)?
     
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    No, no overheating. Already used de DDU, the problems persists
     
    Pedro Batista, Jan 18, 2016
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    Just from past experience... But on some older ASUS models i.e U3X series with 320M and 540M (I think) series, the GPU tended to die randomly (crappy soldering? I dunno) in most causes and even had to be turned off. I think you've stepped into a model with bad soldering from the get go like the whole Macbook/Pro dilemma from the past.
     
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  5. Pedro Batista

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    Crappy soldering twice? I don't believe in that. Meh
     
    Pedro Batista, Jan 18, 2016
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