Screen saying "Out of range!"

[maxiboy211]

During a mission in-game(Sniper Elite 3) I got a white-ish screen with RGB stripes. I restarted my PC and my monitor started saying "Out of range!" every time I try to boot. It's not the monitor because I got a new one few days ago. I'm on Windows 10. I tried switching monitors, nothing and I don't know how to get into Safe Mode without any visual representation. Any suggestions?

 

[popatim]

Try getting intot he bios, let us know if either display will show that on the screen. Thanks

 

[maxiboy211]

If it doesn't work I won't know because I can't see anything but will try.

EDIT: So I managed to get into BIOS when I hooked my PC to an old faulty monitor(has "auto adjust" which helped display the screen now and when I was in windows recovery, trying to boot into Safe Mode, but only once) which went all purple but the picture was extremely distorted and it wasn't just purple from the monitor, it had stripes all over it. After that I hooked it up to my new monitor and it was still saying "Out of range!" when in BIOS. Is it possible my GPU died since it did crash when playing a game and hasn't worked since?

 

[tsnor]

Out of range means the video cards is sending too high a frequency signal to the monitor.

Boot in SAFE mode. (google how to get into safe mode). reset your video driver to default resolution.

 

[maxiboy211]

Googled it and on Windows 10 it's IMPOSSIBLE because every video and picture I looked up had different options(some have more some less) in the Windows Recovery and since I can't see anything(stated more than once!) how the fu*k do I boot into Safe Mode? If you can somehow find out which options my Windows Recovery has available by not looking at anything would be nice if you could give me the key combination to boot into Safe Mode...

 

[ViewSonicConfirmedDefect]

ViewSonic confirmed to me, by email, that this is a manufacturing defect: https://sites.google.com/site/viewsonicmonitoroutofrange