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Display instability and frequent blackouts are occurring.

Display instability and frequent blackouts are occurring.

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Marc9225
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09-05-2022, 01:38 PM
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Lately I've experienced screen flickering and my display occasionally shuts down after a short pause, returning to normal without any games. I'm unsure how to fix it and would appreciate some guidance. Could you share details about the specs of your Ryzen 9 7900X, ASRock 7900XT, 32GB DDR5, 1000W Gold Bequiet PSU, and SSD? Thanks!
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Marc9225
09-05-2022, 01:38 PM #1

Lately I've experienced screen flickering and my display occasionally shuts down after a short pause, returning to normal without any games. I'm unsure how to fix it and would appreciate some guidance. Could you share details about the specs of your Ryzen 9 7900X, ASRock 7900XT, 32GB DDR5, 1000W Gold Bequiet PSU, and SSD? Thanks!

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Mega_Man_7
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09-05-2022, 02:59 PM
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Windows triggers hardware disconnect/connect noises during screen flickering? Which cable connects the GPU to the monitor is being used? Regardless of the details, I recommend starting with a secure connection at both ends. If one end feels loose, swap them. Should this not resolve the issue, consider using a different cable. Then look up GPU driver updates on the AMD website. Lastly, power off the PC, detach the cable, open the case, remove the GPU carefully—flip the lever on the motherboard as you pull it out—and reinsert it firmly but gently. Replace all screws and test again.
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Mega_Man_7
09-05-2022, 02:59 PM #2

Windows triggers hardware disconnect/connect noises during screen flickering? Which cable connects the GPU to the monitor is being used? Regardless of the details, I recommend starting with a secure connection at both ends. If one end feels loose, swap them. Should this not resolve the issue, consider using a different cable. Then look up GPU driver updates on the AMD website. Lastly, power off the PC, detach the cable, open the case, remove the GPU carefully—flip the lever on the motherboard as you pull it out—and reinsert it firmly but gently. Replace all screws and test again.