Random Black Screening

I've been having random black screening during gaming sessions, it primarily happens when im playing a semi demanding game, but even happens after a while of playing a non demanding game. What happens is my screen goes black, and my gpu fans immediately start going crazy. Temperature isn't an issue, my temps dont go over 60C, and i've remounted it a few times. I've also remounted it and left the case on it's side, so sag causing it to lose connection to the pcei slot is out of the question. I've also done a HARD delete of my drivers using DDU, and freshly installed them, and that didn't fix my issue. I'm pretty lost at this point
My specs are a ryzen 9 3900x, 32GB of ram, 2070 super(zotac mini) x570-e asus rog strix MB, and a 750W Gold+ PSU.
Nothing is over heating, my cpu idles at 35~ and sits at 45~ during light gaming, 55~ during moderate gaming, and 60-65 during intense gaming. even a stress test using ryzen master doesn't push it over 75.

i don't know why people are so insistent on it being a psu problem, i don't KNOW what the psu is it doesn't say on the side and im not taking it out of the psu shroud. all i know is i didn't cheap out on one when i bought it 3-4 years ago.

veeg said:

Hello

Give us you complete psu spec's including model and number.

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I found the model number on the side without taking it out, it's a 750W MWE Gold Plus. Model Number MPY-7501-AFAAG.

Pyro said:

Because this is a very common sign of a failing PSU, yours appears to be fine but it is one of the most commonly overlooked components that we see.

You reinstalled with DDU, did you do so completely offline? Windows will automatically look for drivers if the computer is hooked up to the internet, because of this a DDU wipe should be done completely disconnected.

Go through DDU again as detailed below:



On top of that, let's get as much system info as we can:

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according to DDU itself, i can have internet on, as long as i turn off windows updates, which i did before using DDU.

Pyro said:

Because this is a very common sign of a failing PSU, yours appears to be fine but it is one of the most commonly overlooked components that we see.

You reinstalled with DDU, did you do so completely offline? Windows will automatically look for drivers if the computer is hooked up to the internet, because of this a DDU wipe should be done completely disconnected.

Go through DDU again as detailed below:



On top of that, let's get as much system info as we can:

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here's a link to the speccy. http://speccy.piriform.com/results/CcIQqsEEU0RnjJxL7JPNCyO

Pyro said:

You came here asking for advice and that's what I'm offering- these are methods I have found to work best.

I'll let some of the other helpers chime in, good luck.

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... what? I literally gave you the info you asked for I haven't declined any advice, other than things I've already done.

further update, I'm able to play games on my PS2 emulator so that further makes me think it's a GPU issue, or maybe a psu to GPU connection issue.

This is a repost of an issue I'm having because the one i had up before was closed without a solution fixing things. I was only inactive for less than a week.

I've been having random black screening during gaming sessions, it primarily happens when im playing a semi demanding game, but even happens after a while of playing a non demanding game. What happens is my screen goes black, and my gpu fans immediately start going crazy. Temperature isn't an issue, my temps dont go over 60C, and i've remounted it a few times. I've also remounted it and left the case on it's side, so sag causing it to lose connection to the pcei slot is out of the question. I've also done a HARD delete of my drivers using DDU, and freshly installed them, and that didn't fix my issue. I'm pretty lost at this point
My specs are a ryzen 9 3900x, 32GB of ram, 2070 super(zotac mini) x570-e asus rog strix MB, and a 750W Gold+ PSU.
Nothing is over heating, my cpu idles at 35~ and sits at 45~ during light gaming, 55~ during moderate gaming, and 60-65 during intense gaming. even a stress test using ryzen master doesn't push it over 75.

To add on to this now, I'm installing an update to get it to windows 11, but I'm fairly certain it has nothing to do with what OS I'm using as W10 is still thoroughly supported. I saw someone on the post before suggest uninstalling avira.. why? it's an antivirus software, why would uninstalling that be a good idea 1st of all, and 2nd why would it fix what seems to be a graphic issue? the only reason I even think it might be the PSU instead of the GPU, is because maybe the cable from the 2 is causing issues.

Im confused, what do you mean, what do you mean? I feel like me saying im updating to windows 11 is pretty self explanatory. I have windows 10. I got the popup saying i can upgrade to 11 for free. So i did that.

Msi afterburner isnt even set to launch on startup, so it only works if i manually open it and hit apply so thats out of the equation.

Idk what you're talking about with RAM. Its been running at 3200mhz.

Set what power profile to balanced? The entire pc? Or just a certain component? Cuz wouldnt performance be preferred?

Im looking for genuine advice not things i feel will waste my time. The only thing i think that may have a shot is performing a clean boot and even that is unlikely to help considering the ONLY time i "crash" is when loading a game. Im 99% sure its a gpu issue. I was just hoping I'd find someone with more information/knowledge that could tell me i was wrong.