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Black screen and crowd reacting intensely

Black screen and crowd reacting intensely

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psych0builder
Member
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01-27-2022, 06:03 AM
#1
Hi, after upgrading your mainboard and CPU, you're facing serious issues while gaming, particularly with FIFA 23. Most of the time, when the view shifts—for example during a corner shot—I experience a black screen with intense fan noise, but the game audio remains audible. I’m forced to manually restart the system because I can’t access anything. I’ve tried troubleshooting: temperatures are high, GPU usage is around 84% with the CPU at 50% and a stable 75°C, and the GPU is drawing about 150 watts. The CPU runs at 65 watts with a solid 75°C. My guess is the power supply might be insufficient, given I only had a 500W unit and switched to a higher-capacity one. I also checked the mainboard’s temperature, but without a direct reading, I’m relying on the GPU and CPU data plus the cooler’s performance. Drivers are up to date, I’ve reinstalled everything, even tried an older GPU version, and changed the thermal paste. This isn’t happening in Microsoft Flight Simulator, which is much more demanding. Your PC specs are: upgraded from i5-9400F to Ryzen 7 5700X, NVIDIA RTX 2060, 32GB RAM, 2x 16GB PRO B550-M, new 850W PSU. I really need help since it’s becoming unusable at this point. Thanks!
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psych0builder
01-27-2022, 06:03 AM #1

Hi, after upgrading your mainboard and CPU, you're facing serious issues while gaming, particularly with FIFA 23. Most of the time, when the view shifts—for example during a corner shot—I experience a black screen with intense fan noise, but the game audio remains audible. I’m forced to manually restart the system because I can’t access anything. I’ve tried troubleshooting: temperatures are high, GPU usage is around 84% with the CPU at 50% and a stable 75°C, and the GPU is drawing about 150 watts. The CPU runs at 65 watts with a solid 75°C. My guess is the power supply might be insufficient, given I only had a 500W unit and switched to a higher-capacity one. I also checked the mainboard’s temperature, but without a direct reading, I’m relying on the GPU and CPU data plus the cooler’s performance. Drivers are up to date, I’ve reinstalled everything, even tried an older GPU version, and changed the thermal paste. This isn’t happening in Microsoft Flight Simulator, which is much more demanding. Your PC specs are: upgraded from i5-9400F to Ryzen 7 5700X, NVIDIA RTX 2060, 32GB RAM, 2x 16GB PRO B550-M, new 850W PSU. I really need help since it’s becoming unusable at this point. Thanks!

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Denisache
Junior Member
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01-27-2022, 10:31 AM
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It might relate to a Windows or storage problem.
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Denisache
01-27-2022, 10:31 AM #2

It might relate to a Windows or storage problem.

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Red_nnnno
Junior Member
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01-28-2022, 05:24 AM
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My concern seems to be confirmed. I made all the necessary changes, cleaned the graphics driver using a tool, refreshed the BIOS, and upgraded to Windows 11. Still nothing has changed. It’s possible the BIOS contains incorrect settings, leading to accidental overclocking of the CPU or RAM. I’m running out of ideas.
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Red_nnnno
01-28-2022, 05:24 AM #3

My concern seems to be confirmed. I made all the necessary changes, cleaned the graphics driver using a tool, refreshed the BIOS, and upgraded to Windows 11. Still nothing has changed. It’s possible the BIOS contains incorrect settings, leading to accidental overclocking of the CPU or RAM. I’m running out of ideas.