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I've faced this problem for a while now, and it's becoming more severe. Currently, when I play Guild Wars 2 and enter a mission, my screen loses signal while audio remains. I have to restart the computer, reboot it, and then try to launch the graphics driver software. It turns out the driver is corrupted. I need to enable it in Device Manager, reinstall the graphics driver, and redownload it repeatedly. This process feels endless. I've already tried reinstalling drivers, running virus scans, disabling firewalls, updating to older versions, switching the display to HDMI, disabling MPO registry entries, reseating the GPU and RAM. Still, I'm not sure if the issue is hardware-related or software. My system specs are: AMD Ryzen 9 3900x, RX 6800XT, Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB, 3200MHz, C16 DDR4, 750W power supply, ROG Strix B550-A, and a Dell S3220DGF monitor.
Also tried DDU. When your screen loses signal, press Windows + Ctrl + Shift + B. Your computer will alert you, and you can check if that resolves the issue.
I've already attempted that. I ran a stress test on my GPU, but it crashed again. Just before it failed, the wattage graph dropped significantly, followed by a drop in clock speed down to 3, then back up and finally causing the screen to crash. It seems like a power supply unit or a faulty outlet might be the issue, though I'm still unsure if it's my GPU or something else.
I get that you want a more detailed explanation, but your notes aren’t very clear or thorough. The RAM issue, for instance, could have been about testing without XMP profiles or using just one memory slot. It might be a game-specific problem, or possibly an unstable overclock—even factory settings can sometimes cause this with certain titles.
Looking back at my initial comment, I realize I came across as too firm. I’m sorry for that. I’m feeling a bit upset but have some insights. As mentioned in my previous post, during a stress test on my GPU, its power dropped to 70 watts and then back up to 200 watts. Shortly after, it again dropped and the screen went dark. I’m now considering that it might be a GPU issue, a PSU problem, or a faulty connector on the GPU. I’m not sure how to test these, so I think I need some guidance.