[SOLVED] Monitors randomly turn black with loud GPU fan noise and black monitors. need urgent help

[cytruxx88]

PC crashes/freezes randomly while gaming, monitors cut to black, I can hear some sound and what seems to be my GPU fan starts spinning rapidly and very loudly, and I am forced to manually restart. I just got a new PSU about a week ago and these problems started happening a few days ago. I have a GTX 1070 and a 650W 80+ Bronze PSU. All drivers up to date. GPU usually stays around 40-50C while gaming and about 30-35 while idle. CPU stays under 60.

 

[Giant Hunger]

Well if that happens then you should try to reinstall the drivers or update your drivers to the latest version, and if that doesn't work, then I guess you have faulty vram. If the first option doesn't work try and install msi afterburner, after that lower your memory clock and core clock.

 

[Bartt]

That's quite a coincidence since I literally just posted this thread: seemingly the same problem. I'll be looking at both threads for a bit to hopefully figure out the exact problem.

 

[Giant Hunger]

Well if that happens then you should try to reinstall the drivers or update your drivers to the latest version, and if that doesn't work, then I guess you have faulty vram. If the first option doesn't work try and install msi afterburner, after that lower your memory clock and core clock.

 

[Bartt]

Thought I'd let you know that I seemingly have fixed a similar problem with a new PSU. Since you've bought a bronze certificated PSU I could imagine that it's just a bad one, try to look for a gold one.

 

[david slayer]

hey guys. i'm having the same issues.
i have an old 2009, but high quality 650w 80 bronze PSU, i don't see it being the problem like you have found, my voltages seem all stable.

 

[0xyg3n]

I’m also having similar issue on gtx1070. I’m using Silverstone SX700 LPT platinum edition power supply.

tried under clocking it using msi afterburner…updating motherboard bios….all doesn’t seems to work.

I have also actually tried opened up the GPU and replaced the thermalpaste as well as thermalpads on the gpu chip and vrams. It works for i think 5 days before the same issues came back.

sigh

 

[david slayer]

i replaced my 1070 gpu paste also, but not the pads etc. i got no temp issues.
i can play a demanding game a few hours, then when i get back to the menu where there's barely any load, it went out.

i found someone fixed theirs by changing the gpu power cable because it was faulty, so, i took off my semi modular 6+2 cable i was using, & plugged direct 6+2 one from psu. cross fingers. 🤞