GTX 1050 ti (brand new bought a few days ago off amazon)
My psu is 500+ watts if I remember correctly, I've been monitoring task manager and my gpu doesn't seem to overheat during games or in general.
windows 10
The issue doesn't happen when I'm playing games, anyway. My screen will sometimes go black for a few seconds and then go back on. Sometimes there's "spells" of it happening repeatedly within a short time frame, and then it goes away.
I've tried different cables. I've used 3 different DP cables and an HDMi cable, and one of them was brand new. The problem persists.
I had an rtx 2070 die in this computer a while back. Could something be corrupting my GPUs? Should I just replace my GPU while I still can, or could there be something else going on? I know it could be my PSU, but it doesn't seem to be overheating and I have an all in one liquid cooling system with additional fans that turn on if they're needed. Should I test the psu somehow?
Oh, and I used DDU while the internet was off and all applications were closed to uninstalled my drivers, then I reinstalled my drivers that I downloaded directly from nvidia.
I appreciate any advice. I can't really just take my pc to a shop right now.
My psu is 500+ watts if I remember correctly, I've been monitoring task manager and my gpu doesn't seem to overheat during games or in general.
windows 10
The issue doesn't happen when I'm playing games, anyway. My screen will sometimes go black for a few seconds and then go back on. Sometimes there's "spells" of it happening repeatedly within a short time frame, and then it goes away.
I've tried different cables. I've used 3 different DP cables and an HDMi cable, and one of them was brand new. The problem persists.
I had an rtx 2070 die in this computer a while back. Could something be corrupting my GPUs? Should I just replace my GPU while I still can, or could there be something else going on? I know it could be my PSU, but it doesn't seem to be overheating and I have an all in one liquid cooling system with additional fans that turn on if they're needed. Should I test the psu somehow?
Oh, and I used DDU while the internet was off and all applications were closed to uninstalled my drivers, then I reinstalled my drivers that I downloaded directly from nvidia.
I appreciate any advice. I can't really just take my pc to a shop right now.
