System power is cut off resulting in a black display.
System power is cut off resulting in a black display.
After roughly fifteen minutes, the display shuts down completely. My friends explain I’ve disconnected it, meaning the PC failed entirely—not just the screen. Despite the monitor lighting up and fans running, everything stops abruptly. I own a Gigabyte 3060 Ti GPU and an AMD 55600G Radeon, both staying under 80°C. When playing games like Fortnite, the CPU hits full capacity, then drops back to normal while the GPU stays at 100% until the crash. To prevent this, I lower graphics settings, but that’s not ideal since I’ve run the game at maximum settings for over an hour without issues. I’ve restarted, updated drivers, and reset everything, yet the problem persists. When it crashes, the monitor displays “no input,” and I’m forced to restart the PC. The GPU power light flashes at 100% usage, though there’s no visible damage, and disabling XMP didn’t help. Any suggestions? IMG_8160.mov
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Execute the test—it indicates the GPU is beginning to struggle under load.
It seems the game runs about 1.5 years old and the CPU reaches full speed during startup. My understanding points to a power issue, though I’m not an expert, so I’m checking if others have noticed this.