suddenly black screen & buzzing electrical noise while gaming

[Umut__]

Hello couple months ago I was trying out battlefield 1 and I was having issue, the screen goes black suddenly and I hear buzzing ( electrical weird ) noise. and I had 550 watt power supply I thought it wasn't enough for my pc so I bought 700watt 80+ psu and I still have this issue. after playing 10 minutes of overwatch my screen goes black and that weird noise again and I cannot do anything but restart the computer. GPU TEMPERATURE GOES UP LIKE 71 DEGRE while playing overwatch. and I've tested my gpu with furmark goes up 74degree but nothing happens works fine only while gaming I have this issue.

https://youtu.be/JrScZBj9hJ0?t=35s the video isn't mine but the problem is the exacly same as me.

Mainboard: MSI 970 GAMING MAINBOARD
Processor: AMD FX X6 8350 Soket AM3+ 4 GHz 16MB Cache 8 Core
Cooler: Thermaltake 3.0 Water cooler system
Graphic Card: Nvidia MSI GTX 970 4GB 256 bit
Ram: Corsair Veangeance 4x2= 8GB 1600 MHz cl9
HDD: Toshiba 750 GB Sata 3.0 64mb Cache
SSD: 60 GB Kingston 450MB/s
Power Supply: THERMALTAKE 700W 80+
Monitor: BENQ XL2430T 1ms 144 Hz 24"
Windows 7 x64 Ultimate

 

[Hamperking68]

Remove the Graphics Card and see if the issue happens again. If it doesn't then the GPU is your issue.

If it does happen again we will need to do more troubleshooting to narrow it down even more.

I dont have interrigated graphic card. you should've known from the Motherboard and if you think I can play overwatch without graphic card. I dont think your graphic card expert

Sorry, when writing that I was commenting on another post with an intel 4590 and things can get a little confusing with lots of tabs open.

I understand now you're using the FX series which doesn't have integrated graphics.

Do you have another GPU you can use to test it?

Also, run a memory test. Please post back with the results.
I know this might seem like a long process however it can be quite tedious to rule out all the components as being the culprit when you don't have another system which you can test in.

After you have completed the above clear the CMOS and Reseat the CPU.

 

[Umut__]

Remove the Graphics Card and see if the issue happens again. If it doesn't then the GPU is your issue.

If it does happen again we will need to do more troubleshooting to narrow it down even more.

I dont have interrigated graphic card. you should've known from the Motherboard and if you think I can play overwatch without graphic card. I dont think your graphic card expert

Sorry, when writing that I was commenting on another post with an intel 4590 and things can get a little confusing with lots of tabs open.

I understand now you're using the FX series which doesn't have integrated graphics.

Do you have another GPU you can use to test it?

Also, run a memory test. Please post back with the results.
I know this might seem like a long process however it can be quite tedious to rule out all the components as being the culprit when you don't have another system which you can test in.

After you have completed the above clear the CMOS and Reseat the CPU.

problem solved. I was having this issue for over 8 month it didnt let me play games. I just realised that this issue caused by 6 pin cable converter. gtx 970 has 8 pins + 6ping that gets its power from. I didnt have 6 pin on my old power supply. so I got converter. used it with converter then bought new power supply with 8 pin + 6 pin cable. and problem doesnt happen. apperantly gpu wasnt getting enough power

 

[Hamperking68]

Glad you got it sorted.

Isn't it funny how such a big problem can be caused from such a basic thing.

Gotta love computers.