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I'm not sure, but I could have an issue.

I'm not sure, but I could have an issue.

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DYLARK01
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02-12-2023, 08:02 PM
#1
You've just completed a new setup with a variety of components. The issue you're experiencing—screen going black during Apex Legends, followed by a clean reboot—could be related to cooling or power delivery. Check your cooler's temperature readings and ensure it's maintaining the correct CPU and GPU temps. Also, verify that your power supply is delivering stable voltage under load. If the problem persists after confirming hardware health, consider testing with a different cooler or checking for loose connections. No major concerns if everything checks out otherwise.
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DYLARK01
02-12-2023, 08:02 PM #1

You've just completed a new setup with a variety of components. The issue you're experiencing—screen going black during Apex Legends, followed by a clean reboot—could be related to cooling or power delivery. Check your cooler's temperature readings and ensure it's maintaining the correct CPU and GPU temps. Also, verify that your power supply is delivering stable voltage under load. If the problem persists after confirming hardware health, consider testing with a different cooler or checking for loose connections. No major concerns if everything checks out otherwise.

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Joco18
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02-13-2023, 04:15 AM
#2
I might be mistaken, but a 47°C on an air-cooled GPU in-game seems unusual. Consider running hwinfo or MSI Afterburner with OSD inside the game to check temperatures.
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Joco18
02-13-2023, 04:15 AM #2

I might be mistaken, but a 47°C on an air-cooled GPU in-game seems unusual. Consider running hwinfo or MSI Afterburner with OSD inside the game to check temperatures.

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Wilson1
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02-13-2023, 05:34 AM
#3
It might be worth checking if your PCIe cables are the issue. They could be pressing against the glass side panel of your 11o dynamic.
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Wilson1
02-13-2023, 05:34 AM #3

It might be worth checking if your PCIe cables are the issue. They could be pressing against the glass side panel of your 11o dynamic.