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Monitor Screens black out and causes application to crash
Hi, i was just playing a game when randomly both of my monitors black out and cause my game to crash and quit. this happened a couple more times after when i wasnt playing any games as well. I have checked event viewer logs for any errors and the following warning message is there whenever the crash happens:
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Sorry i forgot i posted this, but i think i fixed the problem. I had windows updates awaiting and so i done them and haven’t had a crash since this morning.
In terms of GPU:
im running a Corsair RM550x 550W 80 Plus V2 Gold Fully Modular ATX Power Supply, and i have 4F case with pre-installed LED fans
hey, so the thing you said about my gpu being warm, im playing rocket league which is not a high demanding game its normal and my gpu temperature is 72 degrees, is that normal or fine?
From the max temps i saw which is 90c a bit to toasty.. It is saying 80 c would be fine.. From experience tho anything that runs at these temps will fail sooner than later… It seems you are just under that good running temp..
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