My new laptop keeps crashing if i keep it on to long

[PsychicShadow]

When i'm on my laptop (MSI GP72 6QF leopard pro) to long like 1.5 days or so it starts to flash the screen and get to insane cpu and memory usage. this time I got more info and it told me my memory is full. what can I do? the video shows you what happened the picture is the usage in TM https/imgur.com/a/Hmgaz this is the video https/vid.me/E0IFs

PS:after the video this kept going for another minute then it gave me the memory msg and blue screened psps: I bought this laptop in April or may can't remember perfect but its pretty Much new

 

[Guest]

Something is causing a memory leak. Run the pc for a while, say 12-24 hours, and go to task manager. Look what is eating your RAM and CPU usage. End that process or remove the software which is. Filter by committed memory. Also, show all processes.

You seem to have a LOT of hard faults. The first step is perhaps to run a memtest for a few hours, to see if you have bad RAM. If you have bad RAM, whenever critical process uses that RAM, it would crash the system.

 

[PsychicShadow]

Something is causing a memory leak. Run the pc for a while, say 12-24 hours, and go to task manager. Look what is eating your RAM and CPU usage. End that process or remove the software which is. Filter by committed memory. Also, show all processes.

You seem to have a LOT of hard faults. The first step is perhaps to run a memtest for a few hours, to see if you have bad RAM. If you have bad RAM, whenever critical process uses that RAM, it would crash the system.

ok i will try this tomorrow and i will keep you up to date, what memtest would you recommend?

 

[axe0axe0]

Many leaks (CPU, RAM and drive) are caused by drivers.
Run driver verifier, https/www.sysnative.com/forums/bsod-crashes-kernel-debugging/29-driver-verifier-bsod-related-windows-10-8-1-8-7-vista.html

 

[Guest]

Something is causing a memory leak. Run the pc for a while, say 12-24 hours, and go to task manager. Look what is eating your RAM and CPU usage. End that process or remove the software which is. Filter by committed memory. Also, show all processes.

You seem to have a LOT of hard faults. The first step is perhaps to run a memtest for a few hours, to see if you have bad RAM. If you have bad RAM, whenever critical process uses that RAM, it would crash the system.

ok i will try this tomorrow and i will keep you up to date, what memtest would you recommend?

By memtest, I mean memtest. Memtest86, memtest86+. Download it, either versions, boot into it, and run it.

 

[Guest]

Here's one: http/www.memtest.org/#downiso