If you bought it new from Dell then you need to contact them for warranty support.
It could be a number of things, CPU, GPU, SSD, Memory, Windows 10....but their knee-jerk reaction will be swap the motherboard (which it could also be, but unlikely).
I don't own a 51M but there should be a pre-boot diagnostic available from the boot menu on Startup. It used to be F12. If you have this option then give this a try to see if it picks up any hardware errors.
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If you bought it new from Dell then you need to contact them for warranty support.
It could be a number of things, CPU, GPU, SSD, Memory, Windows 10....but their knee-jerk reaction will be swap the motherboard (which it could also be, but unlikely).
I don't own a 51M but there should be a pre-boot diagnostic available from the boot menu on Startup. It used to be F12. If you have this option then give this a try to see if it picks up any hardware errors.