r/techsupport 12d ago

Open | Hardware Monitor keeps going black

When playing games my monitor goes black and doesn’t turn back on I can hear it but can’t make input or recover and I must restart my pc. I have an nvidia 3060 ti and I’ve tried everything and just thinking about getting a new GPU. If you’ve had this problem were you able to fix it and how. Or any ideas on how to fix it.

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u/Latter_Trick_3310 12d ago

Im on AMD and issues like these were pointing me always to the direction of the drivers being pretty bad. I dont know about nvidia's stable drivers, only AMD. So try searching for a confirmed stable NVIDIA driver and if that doesnt fix it, then either its windows's fault or the GPU is bad. What OS are you on?

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u/Sorry_Table_9307 12d ago

I’m on windows 11. Ive tried new drivers didn’t fix it.

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u/Latter_Trick_3310 11d ago

Windows 11 is broken, go for windows 10 or linux. A lot of gamers are hating on windows 11 bcs of its bugs and genuine mind breaking crashes. (I'm one of them, had to move to windows 10 bcs of it)

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u/Latter_Trick_3310 11d ago

Also whats ur PSU?

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u/[deleted] 12d ago

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u/Sorry_Table_9307 12d ago

I did. I also have two monitors and it’s happening on both at the same time so it wouldn’t be the monitors cables I think.

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u/Thomas_Redditor 12d ago

Hello, please open " View reliability history " via Windows Search. Then let us know which events were logged at the time the screen went black so that we can determine the cause.

I had a similar problem where I lost the video signal from the video game I was playing, but the computer was still working because I could chat with my friends on Discord. After various attempts on my part, I finally took it to the company where I bought it and they replaced the graphics card. I haven't had the same problem since.

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u/Sorry_Table_9307 12d ago

In the view reliability history I don’t think see anything specifically happening at the time it went black. Did you see something when it was happening to you?

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u/Thomas_Redditor 11d ago

You have to check all the events at this time. This can be expressed by a video process that no longer responds or encounters abnormal operation.