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Mainboard Assembly (Motherboard with Integrated NVIDIA GPU)

The nvlddmkm.sys error accompanied by 'surprise removal' logs indicates that the discrete GPU is physically or electrically disconnecting from the system bus during operation. In this laptop architecture, the GPU is a soldered BGA component; persistent failures suggest that thermal expansion and contraction have compromised the solder balls or the GPU silicon itself. Replacing the mainboard is the only surgical resolution to fix a hardware-level failure of the non-removable graphics processing unit.

Thermal Management Service Kit

Excessive heat is the primary catalyst for TDR errors as it increases resistance in the power delivery circuits and can cause the GPU to throttle or crash to prevent damage. Applying high-thermal-conductivity paste and replacement pads can mitigate the 'Video TDR Failure' if the chip has not yet reached a state of permanent degradation. This addresses the thermodynamic root cause of the hardware instability.

DC-In Power Jack Cable

The NVIDIA GPU requires stable, high-amperage current during gaming loads. If the DC-in jack or internal power harness has developed high resistance or micro-arcs, the resulting voltage sag can cause the GPU to lose its power state, triggering a driver crash and a system-level 'device removal' error. Replacing the harness ensures the GPU receives the necessary wattage to maintain its clock speeds without crashing.