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(R9 390X Sapphire Tri-X Cooling, I7-4790k, 16gb ddr3 RAM, msi Z97S SLI Krait Edition) So recently, just browsing the internet, my screen started to randomly flicker with the occasional artifact. Just as I searched up the issue, my screen went to the "Black screen of death". I tried to reboot...

I did that and now the screen resets to 21:9. but when I try and switch to the monitor it says "invalid format". It's like its keeping the 21:9 resolution and trying to display it too the projector which is only capable of 16:9...

Could you copy and paste an error code or message it displays when it crashes?

I have both a 21:9 monitor and a projector which I run at 16:9. I used to just switch hdmi cords whenever I wanted to switch over but I just recently installed an hdmi switcher for easier access and cleaner cords. Now when I switch to my projector all is fine, but when I switch back to the 21:9...

Are you checking temps? could be a temperature issue..

SO lately my internet has gone to comlpete sh*t and I've been trying countless things to get it back to normal. I recently installed a program to see what ip's are hogging my bandwidth. My personal IP came up as expected, but also MULTIPLE others that I have no knowledge of whatsoever. According...

As for GPU that's almost all up to you. Nvidia GPU's have been noted as more reliable than AMD's but AMD still makes some killer GPUs. And as for monitor. I have a 21:9 and I have to say I love it. Running programs, desktop layout, multiple windows open at once, work and look beautiful. But...

Does the PC recognize that their is a GPU installed? Also, have you tried installing all drivers you can find for that? If that still doesn't work, maybe try a BIOS flash to a previous version to see if it then recognizes the card. If none of those work, could be a problem with your motherboard..

Ok I am sick of this problem. I have been living with terrible internet for years now. I max out at 100KBps. I have learned to live with this issue. Me being an avid gamer, I like to take in new video games. Ill let 5-10GB games download over the course of 1-2 nights when other family members...

It could be, but i highly doubt that is the issue. Have you tried removing the GPU and running from intergrated graphics?

Try using your integrated graphics and see if the problem persists. If not, I am almost certain it is a GPU problem. Best of luck to you!

is your RX 470 a base model? If not who is your model manufactured by? It could be a driver update. I've seen people getting high temps until they reverted to a previous driver and then got better temps. Maybe try that?