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Identify and resolve unexpected black displays during gaming sessions.

Identify and resolve unexpected black displays during gaming sessions.

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MMonCZE
Junior Member
37
09-29-2022, 09:36 AM
#1
Hello Everyone, I just assembled a gaming PC and am facing problems during gameplay. When playing demanding titles like MW2 or Doom Eternal, the screen suddenly switches to black and the system freezes. This only happens occasionally—sometimes after a few minutes, other times after 30 minutes—and then the PC becomes unresponsive. After restarting, I can’t play without further complications for another day. It seems to occur roughly once per reboot. I’ve disabled all overclocking settings and turned off XMP, but everything else appears normal. The BSOD indicates a GPU issue under Windows 11 with all drivers and updates installed. CPU temperatures stay within safe limits during load. I’ve stress-tested both CPU and GPU without any failures. Changed power plan settings to remove restrictions. In Event Viewer, I see frequent errors, especially the Autopilot.dll WIL error at line 128. The dump creation failed due to an error. I’ve tried all possible solutions but haven’t found a fix. Any advice would be invaluable. Thanks! Here’s my system setup: motherboard AS Rock X670E Taichi Carrera, CPU 7700X, 32GB DDR5 Corsair, EVGA 3080ti GPU, H150I cooler, Samsung 960 EVO drive, WD 2TB PSU, EVGA SuperNova G2 1000W.
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MMonCZE
09-29-2022, 09:36 AM #1

Hello Everyone, I just assembled a gaming PC and am facing problems during gameplay. When playing demanding titles like MW2 or Doom Eternal, the screen suddenly switches to black and the system freezes. This only happens occasionally—sometimes after a few minutes, other times after 30 minutes—and then the PC becomes unresponsive. After restarting, I can’t play without further complications for another day. It seems to occur roughly once per reboot. I’ve disabled all overclocking settings and turned off XMP, but everything else appears normal. The BSOD indicates a GPU issue under Windows 11 with all drivers and updates installed. CPU temperatures stay within safe limits during load. I’ve stress-tested both CPU and GPU without any failures. Changed power plan settings to remove restrictions. In Event Viewer, I see frequent errors, especially the Autopilot.dll WIL error at line 128. The dump creation failed due to an error. I’ve tried all possible solutions but haven’t found a fix. Any advice would be invaluable. Thanks! Here’s my system setup: motherboard AS Rock X670E Taichi Carrera, CPU 7700X, 32GB DDR5 Corsair, EVGA 3080ti GPU, H150I cooler, Samsung 960 EVO drive, WD 2TB PSU, EVGA SuperNova G2 1000W.

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Taybaybay
Posting Freak
850
10-03-2022, 11:11 PM
#2
Verify your temperatures. Set 100% fans at 60°C for the GPU (via drivers) and CPU in BIOS.
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Taybaybay
10-03-2022, 11:11 PM #2

Verify your temperatures. Set 100% fans at 60°C for the GPU (via drivers) and CPU in BIOS.

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o_FatalCause_o
Member
50
10-04-2022, 07:24 AM
#3
Optimize your system by disabling unused background apps, especially those linked to Autopilot.
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o_FatalCause_o
10-04-2022, 07:24 AM #3

Optimize your system by disabling unused background apps, especially those linked to Autopilot.

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IcySmeagol
Member
51
10-25-2022, 05:19 PM
#4
CPU reaches its highest level at 72 during gameplay. GPU remains stable between 59 and 62.
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IcySmeagol
10-25-2022, 05:19 PM #4

CPU reaches its highest level at 72 during gameplay. GPU remains stable between 59 and 62.

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Dj_104
Member
202
10-26-2022, 10:23 PM
#5
Check your device settings or system logs to see which applications have access to Autopilot features. You can also review app permissions in your operating system.
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Dj_104
10-26-2022, 10:23 PM #5

Check your device settings or system logs to see which applications have access to Autopilot features. You can also review app permissions in your operating system.

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oxf0rd
Junior Member
20
10-28-2022, 11:07 AM
#6
72C is acceptable during intense gaming sessions. Your temperatures aren’t the issue. Search for the file "dllmain.cpp"—it’s a C++ source code, but I can’t share further details.
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oxf0rd
10-28-2022, 11:07 AM #6

72C is acceptable during intense gaming sessions. Your temperatures aren’t the issue. Search for the file "dllmain.cpp"—it’s a C++ source code, but I can’t share further details.