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We'll do that now, aswell as we also turned off windows crashing in case of a drive failure, like i said its not consistent, so i may not be back in touch until it persists.

Tried all of these, issue persisted. I think it might not actually be a hardware issue, considering all of the hardware except for the CPU and drives have been swapped and the issue persisting. Thank you much for your assistance

I knew i would forget a few things, but we've already ran the event viewer, there are no warnings or events during that time.. and yes the problem persists even in safe mode. One update last night, is, when his computer goes to the black screen, he can sometimes press his power button, and it...

This will be a long one. Recently, about a few month ago, my friend's PC started shutting down. This happened about a week after he got a new 2K monitor. -ISSUE- Computer randomly black-screens, however fans and LEDS still run properly. The problem is not consistent, some times it will run for...

For that motherboard, a sensible option would be the i7 8700k, But if you're gonna go balls out, you can go with a i9 9900k, and no, any PSU worth its salt will have all the cables you need.

Technically yes, you would be able to. But depending on the fan you may not have the most control over the lighting.

For standard gaming applications, go with 16gb faster speed.

The higher the speed the better it will be for Ryzen CPU's.

What CPU do you have? AMD Ryzen chips benefit drastically from higher speed memory

Yes. However you do want to make sure that PSU can handle that plus all the other components inside of your computer

Best thing to do is slightly increase the multiplier, or mhz, until you start reaching instability crashes etc, or it gets too hot for your system to handle, and then when it reaches that point back it off a little. Just gonna be going to the bios a few times. But you should be able to start...

Make sure your windows upgrade is up to date, and it may even say it us but go to the control panel and use the search for updates

It's an AMD card, so it will use AMD drivers.

Run a test, is it picking up your 1050TI or is it saying its integrated graphics, also, what are your temperatures looking like?