[SOLVED] PLEASE HELP ME!?!?!?

[ImNewToBuilding]

I recent just built my first PC. When I try to play any type of games with it I have an issue where my monitors will go black (no mouseinput/pointer) my Keyboard and Mouse RGB lights will flicker off then back on, the sounds that come out of my headphones will have a buzzing effect, I the lights coming from my fans inside the case will stay light then the tower will seem to restart itself but never actually produce any type of display on my screens. The only thing that will help is restarting the PC but that will only help and give me about 30 mins of screen time before the issue continues.

My Build:
Ryzen 7 2700x
MSI AMD Rx 5700xt
16GB Ram (3000hz)
1Tb HDD
500gb SSD
Tomahawk b450 Max
700W Corsair PSU

Steps Ive Taken:
Ive tried another PSU that was rated at the same Wattage and the problem still was there
I tried using different driver versions (using DDU to uninstall the previous drivers before installing a different verison)
Ive stress tested my CPU and GPU separately.

Anyone got any tips?

 

[DSzymborski]

What is the exact Corsair PSU and the exact second PSU you tried? There's no Corsair 700W PSU I'm aware of that's not incredibly old at this point.

 

[jay32267]

I recent just built my first PC. When I try to play any type of games with it I have an issue where my monitors will go black (no mouseinput/pointer) my Keyboard and Mouse RGB lights will flicker off then back on, the sounds that come out of my headphones will have a buzzing effect, I the lights coming from my fans inside the case will stay light then the tower will seem to restart itself but never actually produce any type of display on my screens. The only thing that will help is restarting the PC but that will only help and give me about 30 mins of screen time before the issue continues.

My Build:
Ryzen 7 2700x
MSI AMD Rx 5700xt
16GB Ram (3000hz)
1Tb HDD
500gb SSD
Tomahawk b450 Max
700W Corsair PSU

Steps Ive Taken:
Ive tried another PSU that was rated at the same Wattage and the problem still was there
I tried using different driver versions (using DDU to uninstall the previous drivers before installing a different verison)
Ive stress tested my CPU and GPU separately.

Anyone got any tips?

Have you checked the temps?

 

[ImNewToBuilding]

Have you checked the temps?

Correction, I have a cx750m Corsair PSU. I have checked temps of my GPU, they are always stable temps while playing. Havent seen any over heating.

 

[jay32267]

Correction, I have a cx750m Corsair PSU. I have checked temps of my GPU, they are always stable temps while playing. Havent seen any over heating.

How about the CPU temp?
What was the max GPU temp you saw?

 

[ImNewToBuilding]

My GPU temps, during gaming, were always 82-84c.
My CPU temps ranged from around 70-80 degrees.

 

[ImNewToBuilding]

How about the CPU temp?
What was the max GPU temp you saw?

If my CPU or GPU were to be over heating, would I not receive an error?

 

[jay32267]

If my CPU or GPU were to be over heating, would I not receive an error?

Not usually although it can cause what you are seeing.
You can check the temps of the GPU and CPU with HWInfo.

 

[jay32267]

My GPU temps, during gaming, were always 82-84c.
My CPU temps ranged from around 70-80 degrees.

Those temps aren't extremely high....maybe a little on the high side....but I'm tending to think they aren't the problem.

Although your voltages could be...HWInfo will display your voltages.
They should remain within 5% of 12, 3.3 and 5 volts at all times...in idle....and under heavy load. HWInfo records the high and low values.

 

[ImNewToBuilding]

Those temps aren't extremely high....maybe a little on the high side....but I'm tending to think they aren't the problem.

Although your voltages could be...HWInfo will display your voltages.
They should remain within 5% of 12, 3.3 and 5 volts at all times...in idle....and under heavy load. HWInfo records the high and low values.

Thank you, Ill check it out and see what is going on in my computer!

 

[jay32267]

Thank you, Ill check it out and see what is going on in my computer!

You're welcome.
Many times....when a PC runs for a period of time....like 30 minutes....and crashes....OR it crashes when you start up a demanding program (like some games)....the problem is either temps or voltages....not always....but many times.

 

[Hamez23]

You're welcome.
Many times....when a PC runs for a period of time....like 30 minutes....and crashes....OR it crashes when you start up a demanding program (like some games)....the problem is either temps or voltages....not always....but many times.

What would be the fix if the voltages were the problem? (soon to build my first pc and trying to figure out how to prevent bad things happening)

 

[jay32267]

What would be the fix if the voltages were the problem? (soon to build my first pc and trying to figure out how to prevent bad things happening)

A new power supply....and if you are going to build a new PC....make sure what you buy has enough wattage and get a good quality one. A bad quality one can fry your whole system....and it does happen.