RTX 3070 causes black screen during gameplay. Should I try a restart or look for another fix?

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RTX 3070 causes black screen during gameplay. Should I try a restart or look for another fix?

RTX 3070 causes black screen during gameplay. Should I try a restart or look for another fix?

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adampopper
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12-03-2020, 03:24 PM

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Hello good people I'm having a problem with gaming... So, I have TUF GAMING GeForce RTX™ 3070, and recently it`s giving me a trouble. When I am playing a game a just little bit heavy (like Counter Strike 2) suddenly it gives black screen, no audio, and then immediately loses signal, needing to restart the computer. I am having this problem since 5 months ago and think it's getting worse I already tried to: - repaste thermal paste on CPU - reinstall GPU driver - change HDMI cable GPU-Z values around when black screen appears: In Windows Event Log appears no problem when black screen appears. Anyone have an idea how to solve this? GPU-Z log.txt

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adampopper

12-03-2020, 03:24 PM #1

Hello good people I'm having a problem with gaming... So, I have TUF GAMING GeForce RTX™ 3070, and recently it`s giving me a trouble. When I am playing a game a just little bit heavy (like Counter Strike 2) suddenly it gives black screen, no audio, and then immediately loses signal, needing to restart the computer. I am having this problem since 5 months ago and think it's getting worse I already tried to: - repaste thermal paste on CPU - reinstall GPU driver - change HDMI cable GPU-Z values around when black screen appears: In Windows Event Log appears no problem when black screen appears. Anyone have an idea how to solve this? GPU-Z log.txt

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zKiller171
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12-11-2020, 05:52 AM

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You might consider lowering the clock speed or power settings for the card and/or using a very low frame rate (like 40 fps) to eliminate issues with unstable hardware or power. Adjust the PCI-E version in the BIOS, particularly if a riser is involved. Modify the power cable settings. Raise fan speeds on the card and your PC manually just to check temperatures. Disable hardware acceleration in any applications you're using alongside the game.

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zKiller171

12-11-2020, 05:52 AM #2

You might consider lowering the clock speed or power settings for the card and/or using a very low frame rate (like 40 fps) to eliminate issues with unstable hardware or power. Adjust the PCI-E version in the BIOS, particularly if a riser is involved. Modify the power cable settings. Raise fan speeds on the card and your PC manually just to check temperatures. Disable hardware acceleration in any applications you're using alongside the game.