Bought new laptop, but when I try to play games it occasionally gives me a BSOD.

[diogoviveiros]

Operating System

Windows 10
Computer Specs

Powerspec 1510
GTX 1070
Intel 630 HD Graphics
Intel Core I7 7700HQ
250GB M.2 SSD & 1TB HDD

Screenshots of BSODs:
https/imgur.com/a/DlRWo


Hello, I've just gotten a new laptop during Black Friday and now it's giving me issues. Essentially, everytime I'm playing any sort of game (especially Rocket League,) I usually either freeze, crash, or more commonly, get a BSOD error that generally gives me a .sys that failed but is never consistent as to which one exactly failed (here is the link of all the different kinds of BSOD errors I've gotten: https/imgur.com/a/DlRWo .) From what I've researched, I think it's an issue with drivers, but I cannot find decent driver software that can just download everything that's missing. That being said, I'm not 100% sure that is the issue either. I initially thought it would be fault RAM, but I ran Windows Memory Diagnostics and it said that everything was fine there.My PC runs buttery smooth when I'm doing any other tasks like writing this right now. Even playing the game is really smooth. It's just when it crashes that it gives me issues. It's really weird.Thanks for your help!

 

[webworkings]

If it is doing that, and the games requirements are lower than the specs of the laptop, then I would return it and get them to give you a new correctly functioning one.

 

[diogoviveiros]

If it is doing that, and the games requirements are lower than the specs of the laptop, then I would return it and get them to give you a new correctly functioning one.

Guess so, I just wanted to avoid that if the issue was only with the drivers.