[SOLVED] PC no signal?

[CoffeeStoreGuy]

I've been using my system for a while with no problems until the past few days. I don't know what's wrong with it, but sometimes the monitor will just randomly turn off and say no signal. It seems to only happen when playing a game I haven't seen it happen while watching a movie or something. I don't know if it's thermals or not I mean cpu and gpu loook fine. So I have no idea what it is. It's not even consistent it will happen randomly out of nowhere, and sometimes I can still here the game in the background playing or music I had on, but no matter I do I will have to force shutdown my pc in order to get it to work. It works immediately after I shut it off and turn it back on. I don't know what's wrong.

Motherboard: MSI - MPG Z390 Gaming Plus
Cpu: i5 8400 2.8Ghz
GPU: EVGA 1070ti 8gb
RAM: Corsai Vengeance LPX 3000Ghz 16gb
OS: Windows 10 64x
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[boju]

Have you checked the video cable?

 

[CoffeeStoreGuy]

Have you checked the video cable?

Yeah, but it's happened two times I checked the first time and haven't checked since. The cable is definitely not the problem, because the second and third time it happened I turned it off and back on worked fine. So not the cable.

 

[boju]

But did you replug the cable when it happened?

It's a display issue so either vga cable or the card's port itself. Try another port.

 

[CoffeeStoreGuy]

But did you replug the cable when it happened?

It's a display issue so either vga cable or the card's port itself. Try another port.

Display only supports hdmi, and I only have one hdmi port. It only happens during game never any other time only during games.

 

[computerjoe314]

Try some of these

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