- Jul 24, 2015
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Hello,
I'm going to keep it short and simple. Ever since i upgraded my GPU to a EVGA GTX 1060 SC (one fan) sometimes on one of my monitors when watching youtube or browsing twitter, the display goes black for less then a second and them comes back. It does that repeatedly until it stop, and then the problem doesn't happen until like 3 or 4 hours later. My second monitor, which is at a lower resolution (first monitor, the one that has the issue is 1080p while my second one that doesn't is 780p) doesn't happen. I wouldn't say that either my monitor or gpu is broken because my monitor didn't do that on my old gpu plus its like 3 weeks old, and my gpu shouldn't be broken because the problem doesn't happen when playing games. For example, i have never seen it happen when playing games like battlefield 1 for like 6 hours. So it only happens when not playing games, using chrome, and only in one monitor... Any help? Is it a driver thing? Thanks
Rest of setup:
Intel i5 6500
GTX 1060 6gb version
MSI H110m gaming
8 gb of ddr4 hyperx fury ram
a HP 22cwa 1080p monitor
A toshiba something 780p monitor
Temps run pretty cool, cpu stays at 40c while idle and goes to 50c - 55c when at full load for a long period of time. GPU stays at 38-50c when idle, no more then 60 as a fact, goes up to 70 ish c when at full load for a period of time...
Current drivers are: 375.95 released 4 days ago...
Thanks you and i hope somebody could help me!
I'm going to keep it short and simple. Ever since i upgraded my GPU to a EVGA GTX 1060 SC (one fan) sometimes on one of my monitors when watching youtube or browsing twitter, the display goes black for less then a second and them comes back. It does that repeatedly until it stop, and then the problem doesn't happen until like 3 or 4 hours later. My second monitor, which is at a lower resolution (first monitor, the one that has the issue is 1080p while my second one that doesn't is 780p) doesn't happen. I wouldn't say that either my monitor or gpu is broken because my monitor didn't do that on my old gpu plus its like 3 weeks old, and my gpu shouldn't be broken because the problem doesn't happen when playing games. For example, i have never seen it happen when playing games like battlefield 1 for like 6 hours. So it only happens when not playing games, using chrome, and only in one monitor... Any help? Is it a driver thing? Thanks
Rest of setup:
Intel i5 6500
GTX 1060 6gb version
MSI H110m gaming
8 gb of ddr4 hyperx fury ram
a HP 22cwa 1080p monitor
A toshiba something 780p monitor
Temps run pretty cool, cpu stays at 40c while idle and goes to 50c - 55c when at full load for a long period of time. GPU stays at 38-50c when idle, no more then 60 as a fact, goes up to 70 ish c when at full load for a period of time...
Current drivers are: 375.95 released 4 days ago...
Thanks you and i hope somebody could help me!
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