Sameer Sam
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HI,
I am getting frequents black screen of deaths.
Very few times, what I see is Black screen while working on After effects or browsing internet or watching movies, today I got 2 black screen while playing multilayer MW3 and even on Batman.
What it does?
The screen goes black and CPU is running. Keyboard lights goes off.
1 in 10 times I see that whole system gets restarted again.
Graphic driver is latest updated.
CPU temp are 30-34 C idle and 45 C while playing games
Mobo temps around 38 C normal, 50 while playing games.
RAM are okay in MemTest.
I recently tested my system with Performance test with all test and it shows result as 2022.4
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What can be the issue of black screens?
I checked my CPU it has black lines.. See images.
I tried to rub it with cloth and it was getting off, is that dust? Will that effect? If yes, then how can I clean it in a better way? Is this CPU is issue?
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My system specs:
Mobo: ASUS M4A88T-M
CPU: AMD Phenom II X6 1090T BE
CPU Cooler: CM Hyper 212 EVO
GPU: EVGA GeForce GTX 560 Ti DS Superclocked
PSU: Seasonic Gold X 650W
2 HDD
12gigs RAM
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I am getting frequents black screen of deaths.
Very few times, what I see is Black screen while working on After effects or browsing internet or watching movies, today I got 2 black screen while playing multilayer MW3 and even on Batman.
What it does?
The screen goes black and CPU is running. Keyboard lights goes off.
1 in 10 times I see that whole system gets restarted again.
Graphic driver is latest updated.
CPU temp are 30-34 C idle and 45 C while playing games
Mobo temps around 38 C normal, 50 while playing games.
RAM are okay in MemTest.
I recently tested my system with Performance test with all test and it shows result as 2022.4
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What can be the issue of black screens?
I checked my CPU it has black lines.. See images.
I tried to rub it with cloth and it was getting off, is that dust? Will that effect? If yes, then how can I clean it in a better way? Is this CPU is issue?
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My system specs:
Mobo: ASUS M4A88T-M
CPU: AMD Phenom II X6 1090T BE
CPU Cooler: CM Hyper 212 EVO
GPU: EVGA GeForce GTX 560 Ti DS Superclocked
PSU: Seasonic Gold X 650W
2 HDD
12gigs RAM
Dump files:
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Solution
It is sounding more and more like it. Hopefully running the above will help determine what is causing the error either the graphics or CPU (unless it goes black with both of course).
Best of luck anyway.
Best of luck anyway.
kemical
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I would agree. It sounds like they knew something was wrong with that part of the board from either testing or experience. I'm surprised they changed a PCIE slot and not just give you a new board. I would approach them again and tell them it isn't fixed.
Sameer Sam
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Yes. this is what I will do.
Do ASUS gives new board?
Do ASUS gives new board?
Sameer Sam
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okay.. I do not know what they will do now. But definitely I will send this back again. Let;s see.
And by this infos, what you say is mobo is only faulty?
If I need to get any new mobo, then which one should I get for? Should I again go for ASUS?
And by this infos, what you say is mobo is only faulty?
If I need to get any new mobo, then which one should I get for? Should I again go for ASUS?
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Sure, will let you know.
TY
TY
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okay.. dont know why this is happening..
If I change my motherboard and use same CPU then I need to reinstall the windows?
If I change my motherboard and use same CPU then I need to reinstall the windows?
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okay.. I will take this to repair PC shop and lets see what is the faulty thing.
Can the PSU be bad?
What ever forum I am visiting with same problem says the keyboard jamming / off is happen because of mobo.
Can the PSU be bad?
What ever forum I am visiting with same problem says the keyboard jamming / off is happen because of mobo.
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