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Experiencing black screens during overclocking while playing games

Experiencing black screens during overclocking while playing games

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Pangaea_
Member
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11-05-2025, 02:06 PM
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My computer has been behaving oddly recently. I've experienced black screens during League of Legends after adjusting my RAM to default speeds (3000mhz). I configured the RAM to 1.2v and 2800 MHz using an XMP profile from my motherboard. Additionally, I overclocked my CPU to a 3.4 GHz setting at 1.2v. While Cinebench runs smoothly, my League client occasionally turns black and flashes for about one or two seconds during gameplay, happening roughly every 20 minutes. Could this indicate issues with the overclocking?
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Pangaea_
11-05-2025, 02:06 PM #1

My computer has been behaving oddly recently. I've experienced black screens during League of Legends after adjusting my RAM to default speeds (3000mhz). I configured the RAM to 1.2v and 2800 MHz using an XMP profile from my motherboard. Additionally, I overclocked my CPU to a 3.4 GHz setting at 1.2v. While Cinebench runs smoothly, my League client occasionally turns black and flashes for about one or two seconds during gameplay, happening roughly every 20 minutes. Could this indicate issues with the overclocking?

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BrassMonkeyy
Member
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11-12-2025, 10:40 PM
#2
It seems you're likely dealing with an inconsistent overclock. Try running something like Prime95 for a few hours to check stability and temperature control. After that, you can make the necessary adjustments.
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BrassMonkeyy
11-12-2025, 10:40 PM #2

It seems you're likely dealing with an inconsistent overclock. Try running something like Prime95 for a few hours to check stability and temperature control. After that, you can make the necessary adjustments.

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KieLBoYz
Junior Member
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11-13-2025, 01:02 AM
#3
You might have an unstable overclock. Try running Prime 95 for a few hours to check stability and temperature control. Then make the necessary adjustments.
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KieLBoYz
11-13-2025, 01:02 AM #3

You might have an unstable overclock. Try running Prime 95 for a few hours to check stability and temperature control. Then make the necessary adjustments.

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xBlqzex
Member
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11-18-2025, 01:24 AM
#4
Initially, I noticed you had set an XMP profile, so I turned it off along with the overclock. I usually run an Intel burn test for a quick stability check. Therefore, I would disable XMP at least to see if your overclock remains stable during the test. If it doesn’t, you can adjust until it does. Once that’s confirmed, you can try re-enabling the XMP profile and proceed further.
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xBlqzex
11-18-2025, 01:24 AM #4

Initially, I noticed you had set an XMP profile, so I turned it off along with the overclock. I usually run an Intel burn test for a quick stability check. Therefore, I would disable XMP at least to see if your overclock remains stable during the test. If it doesn’t, you can adjust until it does. Once that’s confirmed, you can try re-enabling the XMP profile and proceed further.

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volcanix1000
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11-18-2025, 04:47 AM
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Ohio_grad_2006:
Initially, I noticed you had set an XMP profile and decided to disable it along with the overclock. I usually run Intel burn test for a quick stability check. So I’d turn off XMP first, then verify if your overclock remains stable using the burn test. If it doesn’t, adjust accordingly before enabling XMP. After that, you can try turning it back on.

I tested both Prime95 and Furmark on stock speeds for CPU, RAM, and GPU stability. No issues have arisen so far. My GPU stays stable at 71c under full load, the CPU is stable at 50, and RAM remains fully stable even at maximum load. All tests lasted a minimum of 15 minutes each.
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volcanix1000
11-18-2025, 04:47 AM #5

Ohio_grad_2006:
Initially, I noticed you had set an XMP profile and decided to disable it along with the overclock. I usually run Intel burn test for a quick stability check. So I’d turn off XMP first, then verify if your overclock remains stable using the burn test. If it doesn’t, adjust accordingly before enabling XMP. After that, you can try turning it back on.

I tested both Prime95 and Furmark on stock speeds for CPU, RAM, and GPU stability. No issues have arisen so far. My GPU stays stable at 71c under full load, the CPU is stable at 50, and RAM remains fully stable even at maximum load. All tests lasted a minimum of 15 minutes each.

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Cramie
Member
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11-19-2025, 02:59 PM
#6
When you're steady on stock performance, begin by testing one part at a time. Identify the CPU's stability when overclocked, then adjust memory configurations accordingly.
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Cramie
11-19-2025, 02:59 PM #6

When you're steady on stock performance, begin by testing one part at a time. Identify the CPU's stability when overclocked, then adjust memory configurations accordingly.