Windows 10: My Screens go black, GPU fans turn up 100%, but I can still hear sound and can interact in...

Hi everyone,I've been dealing with a frustrating issue for the past few weeks and I'm really hoping someone can help me out.The problem:At random times, all of my monitors suddenly turn black and my GPU fans ramp up to 100%. This can happen anytime — while gaming especially in CS:GO, or even when the system is idle. The only way to recover is a hard reboot.What I’ve tried so far:Uninstalled and reinstalled GPU drivers also tested older versionsPhysically removed the GPU and cleaned it thoroughlyRan GPU stress tests — but the moment the test starts, the issue occurs againChecked temps and t

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Black Screen, GPU Fan 100% When Playing Games

I would suggest going back to at least the October version:

 

Black Screen, GPU Fan 100% When Playing Games

Hey all,

I have had an issue for the last few months, specifically when trying to play Rocket League, where between 5-20 minutes into playing, both of my monitors will go black and my GPU fan will kick to 100%. I can't remember if this coincided with any NVIDIA driver updates, but any subsequent updates have not helped. I am currently running the latest NVIDIA driver version (441.66).

Here are some of the troubleshooting steps that I have taken for this:

• RAM
• Ran Memtest64 overnight, ensuring that 100% RAM utilization. No errors were returned.
• Reseated the RAM, blowing out the slots to ensure no blockages.
• Tested different memory slots on the board.
• Swapped out RAM with new RAM from Microcenter, no improvements.
• RAM was originally OC'd to 3200 MHz via XMP. I turned this off and the RAM is running at stock speeds listed above.
• BIOS
• Updated BIOS to the latest version
• Performed a Clean Boot and attempted to play. Game still crashed out within the first match or so.
• GPU
• Updated all drivers
• Updated drivers, including a complete DDU uninstall/reinstall.
• Swapped power cables from the PSU
• Moved GPU to lower PCI-E slot
• Reseated the GPU, blowing out the slot after reseating
• Deleted the video driver from Control Panel
• Storage
• Ran chkdsk with no errors
• Ran defragmentation on the HDD and Trim on the SSDs
• Ran sfc /scannow with no issues
• Game Files
• Ran validator on game files (as a note here, after one crash, I ran the validator and it corrected one file. However, I played a game immediately after and crashed. Running the validator after that crash had no files fixed)
• Installed the game on all three storage devices

I have attached the BSOD logs. Please assist!

 

Black Screen, GPU Fan 100% When Playing Games

Hey - I will work on the BIOS update here in the next few minutes, but I have not found moving to 42a to be helpful in the past. Here are the other answers to your questions:

a) Try later and/or earlier drivers

• I have tried the stock driver with the 1080 after a display driver resintall, the earliest patch available on NVIDIAs site, as well as the latest. None of those 3 have remedied the problem.

b) Measure the GPU's temperatures at idle and under load

• Temps never exceed 70C. Most of the time, RL crashes out before temps can even build. 70C can be seen in COD and other games as well.

c) Ensure the GPU is free from dust build up and that the fan is working correctly

• Both fans are spinning problem and the stock fan curve is active, as I can hear it ramp during COD. No dust buildup.

d) Re-seat the GPU and check all connections are securely made

• I have reseated the card in the top PCI-E slot multiple times, as well as moved it to the lower port as well. No improvement.

e) Check PSU voltages in BIOS
Here are the voltages that were available in my BIOS:

• CPU VCORE: 1.428-1.512V
• CPU VDDP: .9V-.912V
• DRAM Channel: 1.212-1.214V
• +3.3V: 3.264V
• +5V: 5.010V
• +12V: 12.168V
• VCORE SOC: .888V

Not sure if any of these are out of range or abnormal.
f) Try a different card in the system

• I have had the original Classified for ~2 years that I RMA'd, so there have been two different GPUs producing this issue. Both have been CLASSIFIED 1080s.