Click on "Restart now" for these changes to be applied. Open the drop-down menu for the "Interface renderer" setting and select "Software".ĥ. Launch BlueStacks 5 and click on the gear icon, as shown below.Ģ. nVidia GeForce Experience is removed (also to prevent updating the drivers), Windows gaming overlay removed, ROG overlay disabled, Steam overlay disabled, etc.This article will show you how to resolve any app crash or black screen that you may experience while streaming your BlueStacks 5 gameplay with Discord, OBS or any other software.ġ. This technique is simple and does not require extra software, but if you are still having "rendering device lost" issues after this you can also fool around with GPUTweak heat limits or power curves if you are so inclined, or proceed to drill holes in your laptop for extra ventilation.ġ & 2 address most stability issues for me, but for extra benefit:ģ. As this laptop has power and heat issues in general I believe that the CPU peak heat and power consumption actually bleeds over into affecting the stability of the VRAM. I do this via the Windows Power Plan -> Advanced Settings -> Processor Power Management -> Maximum processor state -> 99%, which prevents the CPU from getting boosted into a higher power/heat mode.
Some drivers from like mid 2017 might work but I don't feel like researching every possible driver for compatibility with this laptop.Ģ. Install the older nVidia drivers off the ASUS support site. Uninstall nVidia drivers and nVidia Experience with DDU. I have chosen the following because they allow for maximum lazy:ġ. There are various solutions to these floating around the forum depending on your taste for configuring and running OS, tweak programs, or drill holes in your laptop. Windows stealthily installing XBOX Gaming overlay, the ROG flavor overlay, the steam overlay, discord overlay, nVidia experience overlay - ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!) Wonky video overlay software that everyone in the world tries to install simultaneously (e.g.
Stability issues with the micron VRAM due to heat/power (typically causing "rendering device lost" errors).ģ. Frequent crashes in games with the newer nVidia drivers (typically causing glitches and hard crashes).Ģ. I believe there are several things causing stability issues with the GL502VS:ġ. Trying to get to the driver page from the ROG site seems to take you nowhere, but if you go from the main to: Support->Consumer->Laptops->(enter product link "Republic of Gamers" model "ROG GL502VS")->click on "Driver & Tools"->enter model & OS, then it should give you download links.
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