Graphic card problem maybe?

[Kamisguide]

Randomly My monitors will stop receiving a signal from my graphics card. How ever the computer is still running in the background. However after a short period of time the audio turns off. I lose the abilty to know if my computer is frozen or what is going on. The band aid is to restart my computer but I would like to solve this permanently. I just swapped power supply thinking it was a power delivery option and parts of the mother board were not being powered enough but It has continued and I do not know where to go from here. I have uninstalled and reinstalled graphic drivers and made sure they are up to date. I have swapped plugged.

The power supply is a 750 Watt. Rosewell Capstone 80+ gold . I attached the component list below. Thank you for your time. 8 

[Klemmbrett]

GPU temp 49 C at idle? Is is fan less at idle ? Does it occur while gaming ? Or  light tasks like browsing  

[Kamisguide]

Just now, Klemmbrett said:

GPU temp 49 C at idle? Is is fan less at idle ? Does it occur while gaming ? Or  light tasks like browsing  

At the time of screenshot a couple background apps but nothing intensive that I know of.  I have noticed no pattern. While the computer is at idle, gaming, watching youtube, and there is not time either. It happens no matter what the computer is doing.

[BobVonBob]

4 minutes ago, Klemmbrett said:

GPU temp 49 C at idle? Is is fan less at idle ? Does it occur while gaming ? Or  light tasks like browsing  

I think most of the 900 series cards with aftermarket coolers had fan curves that turned off the fans below 55C or something similar, so they would always idle warm.

[CyberTater]

Try uninstalling and reinstalling drivers

[Kamisguide]

2 minutes ago, CyberTater said:

Try uninstalling and reinstalling drivers

I appreciate your feedback. As I mentioned in my post that was the first thing I tried. 

[CyberTater]

Just now, Kamisguide said:

I appreciate your feedback. As I mentioned in my post that was the first thing I tried. 

Oh, sorry i didn't see that.

[Kamisguide]

Just now, CyberTater said:

Oh, sorry i didn't see that.

No worries

[SenKa]

Being that the GPU is a good few years old now, my first piece of advice would be to take it apart and re-apply thermal paste with something good (Kryonaut or whatever you choose).Also dust it while you're in there, as that is another often cause.