Black screen appears during Tarkov raid loading.
Black screen appears during Tarkov raid loading.
I have been playing tarkov for roughly two years without any problems. Sometimes when I wait to join a raid, my monitors go black and the fans speed up. However, I can still communicate with everyone in my Discord. I considered the system might be overheating, so I used AMD software to monitor temperatures; the GPU stayed under 76 and the CPU under 52. I adjusted some game settings but the issue persisted. It also occurred once during a 7 days to die session.
After running memtest, I discovered my RAM was faulty and had to borrow someone's to pass the test. Once it passed, I played one game and then another raid started with the same problem. Most of the time, after restarting my PC and loading the game again, I successfully entered the raid.
CPU: Ryzen 2700x
Motherboard: ROG Strix B450 F gaming
Ram: Hyper X Fury 2666 MHz
GPU: RX 590
PSU: Corsair TX 650M
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I saw a discussion about doing a test after an accident to figure out the cause, but I can't locate that article right now.
CPU is a ryzen 2700x
Motherboard is ROG Strix B450 F gaming
Ram is g skill trident z 3200 mhz cl 16
GPU is rx 590
PSU is Corsair TX 650M
I've been playing tarkov for years without problems. Recently, during raid loading I sometimes see my PC black screen even though I can chat on Discord. I ran memtest86 and found errors in my RAM, replaced it and rechecked—still no issues. After a few raids it started blacking again. I monitor temperatures while playing; GPU stays under 78°C and CPU doesn’t exceed high 50s. I’ve tried a clean install of graphics drivers via ddu and reinstalled Tarkov, but the problem persists.