Recent content by TommyInfinity

Hey. I just reinstalled my windows, turned everything off at installation, used windows 10 Debloater, used o&o sh*[up10, and turned of every background process, even turned off Windows Defender scanning and etc, to stop the 24/7 scannings. So literally decrased it to the minimum. So my question...

Dell Inspiron 15 7559

I got this log from System history: - EventData SleepTime 2019-07-02T01:34:18.413489600Z WakeTime 2019-07-02T01:34:39.920007000Z SleepDuration 9198 WakeDuration 1419 DriverInitDuration 956 BiosInitDuration 3772 HiberWriteDuration...

It's good now. I've noticed some kind of screen flashes when there's like a black background and a flickerling light for example.

Now.. something happend. I was testing another game.. and it was pixelating.. then i quit.. and the pixelating did not stop. So I pulled out the cable blow the connection, and now it seems good at Windows. I'll try at games soon that is is starting to pixelating again with reconnecting the LCD...

Erm.. sorry. It was late night a bit, I may uploaded the wrong file. I was checking the time on my phone. The temps are in the left corner. You said it could be the temperature/overheating. When It starts the GPU is about ~65C, and the CPU is about ~80-85C

So.. I've made a temperature check. Vid: View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBdaMDdL7z8&feature=youtu.be About 4:30, it starts to "rain".

Not yet. The only thing I checked was of the GPU's %, but as you can see it's about ~60% at GTA 4, also I have external notebook cooler and also the notebook has 2 fan too. Planning a 4-fan external cooler. But, can you recommend a software which can display my GPU and/or CPU temperature?

Hey. So.. my laptop Dell Inspiron 15 7559, doing strange things. When I'm using my laptop normally, there is nothing like pixel-rain. But when I'm gaming with a perofrmance-needy game, then after a while of gaming it starts to "rain", and when I quit out of the game, after about 5 mins, it...