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Monitor going black and GPU fans go to 100%?

lukeav

While i’m playing games my monitor will randomly go black and say no signal but i can still hear audio. A few seconds later the GPU fans will speed up to 100% and i have to restart my pc to be able to stop them/see the screen again. i am not overclocking by the way.

 

I have tried 4 things so far

Checked all cables to make sure nothing is loose.

Clean install of GPU drivers

Checked temps, CPU temps are normal and GPU never went above 62°C

Looked at event viewer and saw Kernel power 41 “The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly.” I think that’s just from me holding down the power button to shut it off though.

 

I have not done a memtest like i’ve seen other people with this issue suggest. Should i try that?

Also saw a few people that had the same issue open their card up and see almost no thermal paste on the chip. My temps are fine so i don’t know if that could be the problem but would it be worth trying that?

 

Thank you for any suggestions.

Specs

CPU - R5 2600 (stock cooler)

Motherboard- MSI B450 Gaming Plus

Ram - Corsair vengeance 3000mhz 2x8 gb

256gb ssd and 1tb hdd

GPU - MSI Gaming X RX580 8gb

PSU - EVGA 600w 

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Do some stress testin to figure out what is causing it. Download aida64 extreme and memtest. Try the memtest first. Then stress only your ram in the aida64 extreme while you have hwinfo open to see temps. If nothing on memory, stress storage, tehn stress cpu, fpu, and finally your gpu.

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On 12/8/2019 at 2:35 PM, SavageNeo said:

Do some stress testin to figure out what is causing it. Download aida64 extreme and memtest. Try the memtest first. Then stress only your ram in the aida64 extreme while you have hwinfo open to see temps. If nothing on memory, stress storage, tehn stress cpu, fpu, and finally your gpu.

sorry i just finished all the tests. it only crashed when i did the gpu test

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