Danishblunt
@Kevin Costa
Hello there, the reason your notebook is shuttin down is due to overheating. Updating drivers and such will do absolutely nothing for you. Instead you need to find the root cause of the overheat and fix it, typically it's an easy fix and only requires thermal paste and/or thermal pads and a screwdriver.
There are 2 tools that can help you find the cuplrit, 1 is afterburner the 2. is hwinof64. I recommend the latter because it has vast information about all your sensors. You can find some guides on youtube how to use either.
What you need to look for first is the CPU and GPU, check if either run particularly hot. Playing a game for just a minute or two should be enough to give you an idea if either is getting to hot.
If none of these 2 are to hot, check how hot the SSD is (only possible in HWinfo64), if all 3 are within normal temps, the main cuplrit is most likely the VRM's getting to hot and probably lack a thermal pad, if this is the case, then you need to report back.
Once you know which component is to hot, report back, I can guide you what to buy for best bang for the buck and performance in terms of cooling, wheter its thermal paste or thermal pad.
Note that if you use your notebook as a gaming device, repasting it every 6months is a very good idea, as thermal paste usually lose a good chunk of their cooling capabilities around that time.
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It’s not overheating. I just turn on the computer and it does it. I believe it has something to do with the power cable/power supply. When I have it plugged in this is where the issues start
