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Gameplay interrupted by a complete black display during a crash.

Gameplay interrupted by a complete black display during a crash.

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abu1234
Junior Member
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12-18-2020, 04:53 PM
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Hi. Your friend is experiencing frequent crashes in MW2, especially after a few Warzone games. His monitor goes black completely, but audio and webcam remain functional. Despite this, his system runs at full speed. When power is cut, the PC shuts down. After checking, his CPU temperature spikes to 100°C or higher. The latest NVIDIA drivers were installed without success. It seems the issue isn’t CPU-related but likely tied to GPU performance or display problems. His GPU temperatures are normal (60-70°C). This suggests a potential GPU fault rather than a CPU overheating problem.
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abu1234
12-18-2020, 04:53 PM #1

Hi. Your friend is experiencing frequent crashes in MW2, especially after a few Warzone games. His monitor goes black completely, but audio and webcam remain functional. Despite this, his system runs at full speed. When power is cut, the PC shuts down. After checking, his CPU temperature spikes to 100°C or higher. The latest NVIDIA drivers were installed without success. It seems the issue isn’t CPU-related but likely tied to GPU performance or display problems. His GPU temperatures are normal (60-70°C). This suggests a potential GPU fault rather than a CPU overheating problem.

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james26665
Senior Member
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12-18-2020, 06:26 PM
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Maxxed out fans running on black screens then restarting the system usually point to a hardware issue. These problems also appear in other games or stress tests. Running at 100°C can stress the CPU because its junction reaches that temperature, causing throttling. What cooling solution are you using? Also, what power supply are you running—brand and model?
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james26665
12-18-2020, 06:26 PM #2

Maxxed out fans running on black screens then restarting the system usually point to a hardware issue. These problems also appear in other games or stress tests. Running at 100°C can stress the CPU because its junction reaches that temperature, causing throttling. What cooling solution are you using? Also, what power supply are you running—brand and model?

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Ich_Bin_Kuhl
Junior Member
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12-18-2020, 06:33 PM
#3
Use DDU to remove the GPU driver while the monitor goes dark. Ensure your PC remains powered while doing this. If the power reaches 100°C on the CPU, it might be due to old thermal paste. Provide a detailed parts list including components like motherboard, power supply, cooler.
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Ich_Bin_Kuhl
12-18-2020, 06:33 PM #3

Use DDU to remove the GPU driver while the monitor goes dark. Ensure your PC remains powered while doing this. If the power reaches 100°C on the CPU, it might be due to old thermal paste. Provide a detailed parts list including components like motherboard, power supply, cooler.

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tobuscis7
Member
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12-20-2020, 01:52 AM
#4
We tested the heaven benchmark plus cinebench r20, and performance improved gradually. He’s running a 360 mm Arctic liquid cooler. It seems the issue is likely just dust buildup on the radiator that requires cleaning. He also uses a Corsair RM1000x.
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tobuscis7
12-20-2020, 01:52 AM #4

We tested the heaven benchmark plus cinebench r20, and performance improved gradually. He’s running a 360 mm Arctic liquid cooler. It seems the issue is likely just dust buildup on the radiator that requires cleaning. He also uses a Corsair RM1000x.

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JGood456
Member
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12-26-2020, 02:09 AM
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This serves to clarify the intent, whether it's a diagnostic action or part of a process.
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JGood456
12-26-2020, 02:09 AM #5

This serves to clarify the intent, whether it's a diagnostic action or part of a process.

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iFtonix
Member
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12-26-2020, 11:10 PM
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The incident occurred at a specific moment while running, but it wasn't isolated to one phase—both phases were involved. The crash seems linked to the simultaneous action of both movements.
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iFtonix
12-26-2020, 11:10 PM #6

The incident occurred at a specific moment while running, but it wasn't isolated to one phase—both phases were involved. The crash seems linked to the simultaneous action of both movements.

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Mstherost
Member
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12-27-2020, 12:51 AM
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Certainly clear the dust from filters and any buildup on fans and the radiator to enhance heat exchange. If this occurs only during idle, it may indicate the pump is malfunctioning. The power supply appears solid and should comfortably handle an RTX 3070 Ti. This seems more like a graphics card problem. Would your friend use a GPU support bracket for the cooler?
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Mstherost
12-27-2020, 12:51 AM #7

Certainly clear the dust from filters and any buildup on fans and the radiator to enhance heat exchange. If this occurs only during idle, it may indicate the pump is malfunctioning. The power supply appears solid and should comfortably handle an RTX 3070 Ti. This seems more like a graphics card problem. Would your friend use a GPU support bracket for the cooler?

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connor8c
Member
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12-27-2020, 02:16 AM
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Updating drivers usually doesn't solve problems caused by the driver itself. Using DDU to clear GPU-related components can remove everything, allowing you to install fresh drivers from NVIDIA. This helps confirm if the issue isn't with the drivers. If it occurs without a GPU, removing your GPU and testing with CINABLENCH may be necessary.
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connor8c
12-27-2020, 02:16 AM #8

Updating drivers usually doesn't solve problems caused by the driver itself. Using DDU to clear GPU-related components can remove everything, allowing you to install fresh drivers from NVIDIA. This helps confirm if the issue isn't with the drivers. If it occurs without a GPU, removing your GPU and testing with CINABLENCH may be necessary.

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Pawtex
Member
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01-13-2021, 06:28 PM
#9
Performed both actions concurrently. Next attempt will focus on one at a time.
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Pawtex
01-13-2021, 06:28 PM #9

Performed both actions concurrently. Next attempt will focus on one at a time.

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StarCraft59
Junior Member
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01-19-2021, 12:07 AM
#10
That’s how you tell whether it’s a CPU or GPU.
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StarCraft59
01-19-2021, 12:07 AM #10

That’s how you tell whether it’s a CPU or GPU.