BSOD nvlddmkm.sys Bugcheck code: 0x116

[Boozad]

Please check in the BIOS to see the 12v, 5v and 3.3v values.

 

[Tfz]

Cant find such values , I am sending you what I can see in BIOS.

Btw I had the Overclock Feature Disabled. Just enabled it for you to see whats inside and the disabled it.

 

[Tfz]

This is the program I use to delay somewhat the Black Screens Or the restarts.

 

[Tfz]

And my average not while gaming Temp Readings.

Using 330 Watt Official Dell Alienware m18x Power Supply Adapter.

 

[axe0]

With laptops, the 3.3v, 5v and 12v values are not present in the BIOS.

 

[Tfz]

Can you tell me where to find them, or which Program to use to Spot them out?
I am just an average user, I am not a tech. (I have HWiNFO installed which might help)

 

[axe0]

There shouldn't be a need to check it, your manufacturer should have taken care of that
Same is with every other things related to the power.

Also, software isn't as accurate as the BIOS with those values.

 

[Tfz]

Wish he did...

Best I can provide.

 

[Tfz]

So what's next ? buy a new GPU for like 300$? trash it or burn it?

 

[axe0]

If HWiNFO is true, then it could explain some things

 

[Tfz]

GPU +12V showing 9500 V now on all of these tabs but then it changes and its not stable 100%

 

[axe0]

The 12v value is way below 12.000, if that is true then that is your problem.
The 12v value should be a few percents around 12.000v for it to be stable.

 

[Tfz]

Which means ?
a) dont get enough power from the house.
b) I can change the V output somehow.
any solutions?.

 

[axe0]

It means that the power isn't properly handled, it doesn't get enough voltage and thus the drivers cannot function properly.
With laptops, I don't think you can change it.

My solution would be to send the laptop back to that tech guy so he replaces the GPU with the original.

 

[Tfz]

Sadly I cant send the laptop back.
Thats why I am searching for a solution.

One thing I can say is that when I am on Battery Only, the laptop never gets any black screens.
Readings when on battery only.

Should I try lowering the Voltage when I put the adapter back on?
Cant change the voltages with that program , I cant even with MSI Afterburner.

 

[axe0]

Please remove MSI Afterburner, this program is known for causing BSOD's!

 

[Tfz]

I have unistalled this program long ago I just added the info that I couldnt change the Voltages with it as well.

 

[axe0]

It would, that I know, only be changeable in the BIOS and with laptops it is of course a different story.
I am sorry, but I wouldn't know a method to change the voltages and I doubt that it would be possible.