Alixalman

Hey guys. I am pretty sure this is a repeatedly discussed topic. I read answers of all the previous ones but none solved my problem.
I have an ideapad y510p
so far i have done
Restored windows from 10 to 8.1

flashed bios to 3.05 then back to 3.08

installed old intel drivers new intel drivers nothing worked

everytime i i restart pc after installing dirvers and turn on nvidia experience it asks me that a new driver is here and then downloads the one i just installed

The only way to get rid of the exclamation mark that too temporarily is to disable and renable gpu in device manager but my game still lags so im assuming that is just a visual relief and not an actual. I have reached to a point where i believe my gpu is gone.
Any can suggest any other solution ?

I have been waiting for a price slash. Sounds sweet. AMD needs to break NVIDiAs monopoly

AMD has always offered you stuff at lower price but produces more heat.

NVIDIA is faster and efficient but costs more.

So if heat ain't an issue and one is low on budget. An AMD card will be your choice. In all other conditions NVIDIA ftw

True. It wasn't worth the wait tbh 

It could be a power surge that could be turning on this device.

Try turning off the turn on after power cut option.

Hands down 970. It shouldn't even be a choice.

A 980 is not worth the extra bucks. 970 is one beast of a card.

I have been having the same problem. I DIY an insulator double tape and applied it around keyboard area. Hope it helps.

It could be the hard drive. Sometimes hard drives when get old start behaving weirdly. They sometimes work, sometimes get slowed and other times give BSODs repeatedly.

You first need to isolate this issue. One by one use each component of desktop on another desktop.