Hello!
First time I post here, but in the past I did get help from other's people questions. Thanks to every who takes time to answer!
I did not find any explanation for my problem, so here it goes:
My boyfriend's screen was faulty but not completely out of order. I bought him a new screen for christmas (Asus TUF VG289Q). First he had some small glitches (1 sec black screen from time to time) so we put it on display port rather than Hdmi and it seems to have solved the problem. Few days later, a complete crash during one of our game sessions. We thought "heat problem" so we cleaned the dust etc..
Another crash then another. The computer stops entirely without any warning. We switched back to the previous "faulty screen" and then, no crashes with exactly the same kind of utilisation (same games etc...).
Can a computer push a GC to crash? The GC on this computer is a Radeon RX550 XT.
Oh, and when I play on this screen with my laptop (as a second screen) it did not cause my laptop to crash (same games etc..). And my computer is older, with a geforce GTX 1060...
I know it is unlikely for a screen to cause crashes (the seller says it can't be) but, here it is, crashes with the new screen doesn't crash with the former one, so what should I try??
Thanks if someone thinks of something...
Happy new year to every body and sorry for my english (second language as you can guess)
First time I post here, but in the past I did get help from other's people questions. Thanks to every who takes time to answer!
I did not find any explanation for my problem, so here it goes:
My boyfriend's screen was faulty but not completely out of order. I bought him a new screen for christmas (Asus TUF VG289Q). First he had some small glitches (1 sec black screen from time to time) so we put it on display port rather than Hdmi and it seems to have solved the problem. Few days later, a complete crash during one of our game sessions. We thought "heat problem" so we cleaned the dust etc..
Another crash then another. The computer stops entirely without any warning. We switched back to the previous "faulty screen" and then, no crashes with exactly the same kind of utilisation (same games etc...).
Can a computer push a GC to crash? The GC on this computer is a Radeon RX550 XT.
Oh, and when I play on this screen with my laptop (as a second screen) it did not cause my laptop to crash (same games etc..). And my computer is older, with a geforce GTX 1060...
I know it is unlikely for a screen to cause crashes (the seller says it can't be) but, here it is, crashes with the new screen doesn't crash with the former one, so what should I try??
Thanks if someone thinks of something...
Happy new year to every body and sorry for my english (second language as you can guess)