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[aCruz]

Hello,
After playing a bit of KSP or Modern Warfare, my video goes out suddenly. No BSOD happens, however, the "BSOD Sound" occurs. After restarting, the video goes back to normal. My PC specs are

MSI B450I Gaming Plus AC
3700X
G.Skill Ripjaws 32GB 3600mhz
Fractal Design Ion SFX-L 650W Gold
Silverstone SG13P (without side panel)
XFX R9 290X (holding out with this until 3060tis are in stock)
Acer VG270U bmiipx (1440p)

While gaming, the temps are more than reasonable. (under 70C) Nothing abnormal occurs otherwise when the problem occurs.

 

Edit: 

After a crash, the video will not display after rebooting.

[Bombastinator]

37 minutes ago, aCruz said:

Hello,
After playing a bit of KSP or Modern Warfare, my video goes out suddenly. No BSOD happens, however, the "BSOD Sound" occurs. After restarting, the video goes back to normal. My PC specs are

MSI B450I Gaming Plus AC
3700X
G.Skill Ripjaws 32GB 3600mhz
Fractal Design Ion SFX-L 650W Gold
Silverstone SG13P (without side panel)
XFX R9 290X (holding out with this until 3060tis are in stock)
Acer VG270U bmiipx (1440p)

While gaming, the temps are more than reasonable. (under 70C) Nothing abnormal occurs otherwise when the problem occurs.

Is there an OC?  At all?  Hot case is also possible.  Are temps high?
Modern CPU and modern apps if not modern gpu.  Most common modern failures for crash after boot is memory and PSU problems. Doesn’t mean this is what happened.  Just the most common. Memory is memtest86 and the single stick trick.  So time consuming but otherwise free.  PSU test is put in a good modern PSU of significantly greater wattage and see if it fails again. 

Edited December 31, 2020 by Bombastinator

[aCruz]

7 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:

Is there an OC?  At all?  Hot case is also possible.  Are temps high?
Modern CPU and modern apps if not modern gpu.  Most common modern failures for crash after boot is memory and PSU problems. Doesn’t mean this is what happened.  Just the most common. Memory is memtest86 and the single stick trick.  So time consuming but otherwise free.  PSU test is put in a good modern PSU of significantly greater wattage and see if it fails again. 

There is no OC or abnormal temps, and I'm confident that the memory and CPU/mobo are proper. (I've ran memtest somewhat recently, but I should do it again) 

 

Edit:

After crashing recently, after rebooting, there is no video at all. I suspect it is the GPU because this is the second PC where it has had an issue like this. I would try a different one, but I don't have a spare GPU, and used GPUs are somewhat hard to come by where I am.

[Bombastinator]

11 minutes ago, aCruz said:

There is no OC or abnormal temps, and I'm confident that the memory and CPU/mobo are proper. (I've ran memtest somewhat recently, but I should do it again) 

 

Edit:

After crashing recently, after rebooting, there is no video at all. I suspect it is the GPU because this is the second PC where it has had an issue like this. I would try a different one, but I don't have a spare GPU, and used GPUs are somewhat hard to come by where I am.

You have no internet or mail service?  

[aCruz]

4 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:

You have no internet or mail service?  

I do. If it's about the GPU, new ones have scalper prices and used ones are low quality, expensive, or cannot accept cash (or won't deliver). 

[Bombastinator]

12 hours ago, aCruz said:

I do. If it's about the GPU, new ones have scalper prices and used ones are low quality, expensive, or cannot accept cash (or won't deliver). 

I’ll agree about the scalper prices.  There’s an argument though that because of cryptomining, the rise is not quite as userous as people are complaining about.  This could change though.  It’s a factor having to do with another market.