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At random intervals I notice my screen blinks black for about a whole .5-1 second at just completely random intervals.

Whether in Firefox, in game, steam, wherever I am at. I find it gets even worse whenever I have to alt-tab. It has been doing this since

Thursday when I logged in. After being annoyed by the blinking I updated from 375.95 to 376.19 in nvidia (I have a GTX 1070). My

Monitor is brand new and I tried replugging HDMI, etc to no avail. I tried going through Task Manager. Nothing. I tried checking

Super Anti-spyware and Malware-bytes. Nothing. Not even a cookie. Do I have to update chipset? BIOS? Revert Nvidia? This blinking is

slowly driving me nuts so I would like some help. Thanks in advance.

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Anton

CPU: I7 4790K

GPU: ZOTAC RTX 2060 SUPER AMP EXTREME

RAM: 16GB 1600MHZ

MOBO: MSI H81M-E33

CASE: COOLER MASTER N300

PSU: THERMALTAKE 600 WATT

STORAGE: TOTAL 6.5TB, 512GB SAMSUNG 850 PRO BOOT DRIVE, 2TB HDD 1, 2TB HDD 2, 2TB WESTERN DIGITAL USB 3.0 BACKUP DRIVE

 

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I had this problem before once. 

Try making sure your PCI-E cable is in snug to your graphics card. 

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Just now, ShadowDeity said:

I had this problem before once. 

Try making sure your PCI-E cable is in snug to your graphics card. 

Ok I'll try that

Build Name:

Anton

CPU: I7 4790K

GPU: ZOTAC RTX 2060 SUPER AMP EXTREME

RAM: 16GB 1600MHZ

MOBO: MSI H81M-E33

CASE: COOLER MASTER N300

PSU: THERMALTAKE 600 WATT

STORAGE: TOTAL 6.5TB, 512GB SAMSUNG 850 PRO BOOT DRIVE, 2TB HDD 1, 2TB HDD 2, 2TB WESTERN DIGITAL USB 3.0 BACKUP DRIVE

 

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39 minutes ago, ShadowDeity said:

I had this problem before once. 

Try making sure your PCI-E cable is in snug to your graphics card. 

Ok, I dusted my computer, cleaned the contacts of video card and I check status of cable. Wire looked worn and like you know like kinda bent with the little indent in it so I switched 6 pins and I made sure that and 2 pin was secure. They both came off with minimal effort and when I put them back on they were a bitch to do so. Therefore I suspect the problem has been eliminated with securing cables. I will come back to this thread however If I notice anymore of the blinking however I have been in Firefox and Steam which would normally trigger it.

Build Name:

Anton

CPU: I7 4790K

GPU: ZOTAC RTX 2060 SUPER AMP EXTREME

RAM: 16GB 1600MHZ

MOBO: MSI H81M-E33

CASE: COOLER MASTER N300

PSU: THERMALTAKE 600 WATT

STORAGE: TOTAL 6.5TB, 512GB SAMSUNG 850 PRO BOOT DRIVE, 2TB HDD 1, 2TB HDD 2, 2TB WESTERN DIGITAL USB 3.0 BACKUP DRIVE

 

- CRACK!

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5 hours ago, ShadowDeity said:

I had this problem before once. 

Try making sure your PCI-E cable is in snug to your graphics card. 

Hmmm.... I still get blinking black after alt-tabbing

Build Name:

Anton

CPU: I7 4790K

GPU: ZOTAC RTX 2060 SUPER AMP EXTREME

RAM: 16GB 1600MHZ

MOBO: MSI H81M-E33

CASE: COOLER MASTER N300

PSU: THERMALTAKE 600 WATT

STORAGE: TOTAL 6.5TB, 512GB SAMSUNG 850 PRO BOOT DRIVE, 2TB HDD 1, 2TB HDD 2, 2TB WESTERN DIGITAL USB 3.0 BACKUP DRIVE

 

- CRACK!

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