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Satellite L505-GS6000 computer freezes up on any high graphics rendering screen goes to deres of white and small black ribbons randomly horizontal screen will function for 30mins in a big game before problem and no problems at all in non 3d graphics rendering. Reapplied arctic silver to cpu and gpu cleaned fan and ran RAM one stick at a time none of these helped.
Make sure you have the up to date drivers it may just be software!!!... but this sounds like your GPU chip is geting a bad connection to mobo.. A reflow of GPU may help,, if not a new mobo is needed.
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if your motherboard is fried and you are running windows it is probably best to find a replacement motherboard of the same make and model so when you go to start it up it should work.
if not you can attempt to have it fit into the laptop but laptop motherboards don't have a standard size so some modifications might need to be made
Try ubuntu, you can find it at ubuntu.com just download it and burn it to a cd. It free and all of it apps are free too, also you can install it along side windows. If this dont work it maybe some fisical damage to your computer. You can also try to enter the toshiba website and downloads all the drivers for your current model.
Safe Mode allows your computer to run with minimal number of drivers. This allows you to troubleshoot any problems that cause the "BSOD" You mentioned the graphics card, reduce your screen resolution while in safe mode and reboot, this has helped me numerous times
This problem is likely caused by overheating. The CPU reaches a temp to high and shuts the system down. When you try to turn it on the system is still to hot and it will not let the computer power on. You can try blowing out the fans and heat sink with an air compressor or can of compressed air. If this does not help the problem you may need to have thermal compound reapplied. If that does not fix it it will need a new heatsink/fan/
Check to see that the monitor cable is correctly installed. Also, make sure you have the most up-to-date drivers installed for your graphics adaptor card(both ATI and Nvidia carry catch-all driver programs to keep you up to date.) Tighten the cable screws of course, to make sure the monitor cable isnt just wiggling in its seating.
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