Hello,
I have three screens. On Sunday, June 27, my computer started up with my middle screen having artifacts. I unplugged my monitors, plugged them back in and turned my computer back on and it worked. But since the 30th, my three screens randomly lose signal and therefore become black at the exact same time (while remaining powered) I have to turn off my PC and turn it back on (via reboot or by long pressing the power button), just by browsing the internet / playing minecraft. If I listen to music or I am on a Discord call I can still listen and talk to talk my friend.
I would like to specify that I recently updated my configuration and that I have a few problems since then, notably :
- If I accidentally hit my computer with my foot (for example) it is possible that it will have the same loss of signal and the fans will run full blast, I then have to restart it the same way. The sound of the computer was still running though while the screens were black.Sometimes the fans activate at the same time as the loss of signal, without there being a knock.
- I noticed on some games like Civilization VI and Star Wars The Old Republic I have a loss of signal when I start them, while they are loading. However, it seems that unplugging two of my screens and leaving only the middle one seems to fix the problem, I can then plug the screens back in and it works. Sometimes I can launch them without any problem, it's random.
After upgrading my configuration (I replaced my motherboard, CPU, SSD and RAM and changed my graphics card at the end of 2020) I tested it on Resident Evil Village, and I also monitored my temperatures on this game, everything is fine on this side. I also want to say that I have enabled an XMP profile to get the most MHz out of my RAM in the bios.
I'm afraid this is a hardware issue coming from the graphics card, when installing the new motherboard I felt like my graphics card wasn't fully in my motherboard but in the end it was fine as I had no issues with Resident Evil Village and a ton of other games, I also took my ram out and put it back in just now and double-checked that the graphics card is in and it looks good to me.
Configuration:
Middle screen : DisplayPort
Right screen : DVI with adaptater to DisplayPort
I have three screens. On Sunday, June 27, my computer started up with my middle screen having artifacts. I unplugged my monitors, plugged them back in and turned my computer back on and it worked. But since the 30th, my three screens randomly lose signal and therefore become black at the exact same time (while remaining powered) I have to turn off my PC and turn it back on (via reboot or by long pressing the power button), just by browsing the internet / playing minecraft. If I listen to music or I am on a Discord call I can still listen and talk to talk my friend.
I would like to specify that I recently updated my configuration and that I have a few problems since then, notably :
- If I accidentally hit my computer with my foot (for example) it is possible that it will have the same loss of signal and the fans will run full blast, I then have to restart it the same way. The sound of the computer was still running though while the screens were black.Sometimes the fans activate at the same time as the loss of signal, without there being a knock.
- I noticed on some games like Civilization VI and Star Wars The Old Republic I have a loss of signal when I start them, while they are loading. However, it seems that unplugging two of my screens and leaving only the middle one seems to fix the problem, I can then plug the screens back in and it works. Sometimes I can launch them without any problem, it's random.
After upgrading my configuration (I replaced my motherboard, CPU, SSD and RAM and changed my graphics card at the end of 2020) I tested it on Resident Evil Village, and I also monitored my temperatures on this game, everything is fine on this side. I also want to say that I have enabled an XMP profile to get the most MHz out of my RAM in the bios.
I'm afraid this is a hardware issue coming from the graphics card, when installing the new motherboard I felt like my graphics card wasn't fully in my motherboard but in the end it was fine as I had no issues with Resident Evil Village and a ton of other games, I also took my ram out and put it back in just now and double-checked that the graphics card is in and it looks good to me.
Configuration:
- GPU : RTX 3070
- CPU : AMD Ryzen 5 5600X
- MOBO : Asus Tuf Gaming B550 Plus
- RAM : Crucial Ballistix 3600MHz DDR4 8x2 Go CL16
Middle screen : DisplayPort
Right screen : DVI with adaptater to DisplayPort