Brother, I want to thank you. For months, my 3070 fans would go insane, and I would get a black screen under heavy load. The only way I could fix it was by turning the settings of the games down. Today, I checked my thermal paste because I came across your video, and it was dry and crusted. I replaced it with Arctic MX-6 ULTIMATE Performance paste, and the problem is gone! once again, many, many thanks for this!
These blackscreen fan overdrive crashes are what I've been experiencing, but what's weird is that it isn't necessarily under heavy load but often caused by specific segments in specific games. Often when I open certain menus. The temps are always fine too from what I've seen. Could that still be a problem with thermal paste? I've tried everything on the software side by this point; repairing windows, clean-wiping GPU drivers and reinstalling them. updating bios, repairing windows files, cleaning the pc, checking for loose cables (which I didn't notice any) etc. , no dice. I've been at this for months and just completely clueless at this point.
Yes it could still be a problem with the thermal paste. It's such a cheap and quick thing to try and it so often fixes these sort of issues, even if it doesn't SEEM like that would be the problem. Also I'd highly recommend trying the GPU in a different PC if you can, and see if the issue happens there - if it does, then you'll know it's a hardware issue with the GPU. If not, then you'll know it could be specific to your hardware (and it could be any number of things, like a PSU problem for instance). It's hard to give you a once-size-fits-all approach but if it were me I'd definitely be repasting it as a first step.
Did you fix this yet, I’m having the same issues. It seems that a bad psu would be a cause this, out of curiosity what games are you playing when it crashes?
@@999madrush I've felt too burned out on trying to fix it since, so sadly not yet. For me it always seems to have to do with loading. I noticed when I went into the hub area in Code Vein for the first time the PC did the thing, and I feel like it has to do with the game loading such a detailed area for the first time. Another weird thing for me is the crafting menu in Deeprock Galactic and the Materia screen in FF7, specifically the transition animation. It's always those kinds of things, some games just run without flaw. One thing I also noticed though is that my gpu driver tends to start having problems a couple of weeks after I've last updated, it's almost like the driver itself deteriorates over time. Maybe it's a software issue after all. I'm no expert but I think I can rule out a PSU issue at least somewhat. My old PC had a weak PSU that would shut the entire PC off during demanding spikes in game graphics, usually particle effects because they're very unoptimized. In my current case it's just the screen turning black and the fans going overdrive, doesn't really seem like the PSU is failing if the computer is making fans go into overdrive.
Had a glitching GTX660 OEM with artifacts, so it was semi-working. Worked a 100 % of the time with basic Microsoft driver, worked around 25 % of the time with proper drivers. Baked it at 375 Fahrenheit (190 Celsius) for 10 minutes, works so far. I don't see a performance difference at this state, but it did start up with no crashing, and instead of going to artifacts after installing the drivers, it just installed the drivers, even played something, and it's alive. I think doing this to a completely dead card would be a waste of time, but if you got one that's artifacting, it might be worth a shot. I'll update this if something happens.
I appreciate this direct and helpful video I struggled for a week and turned every possible way to find out all I needed was thermal paste now the computer is brand new. Thanks man
I wanted to thank you for your help on this! I was having black screen issues when my gpu was apparently getting too hot. I used your advice and now I'm not having those issues anymore! So, again... thank you so much! :) You saved me a ton of money since I was about to just buy a new gpu.
Then you still have a thermal problem somewhere. If you download a hardware monitor you might be able to isolate it. If the temp goes above 90 on the GPU or the hotspot, you know it's an issue with the cooling on the GPU itself, but if the memory on the vram goes too high then you'll know it's a problem with them, and in that case getting some separate thermal pads and heatsinks for the memory modules on the card might help (if your stock cooler allows it of course).
Did you ever find a fix? I underclocked my gtx 1080 and capped the frames and now the issue happens less, it’s still there. Reapplying thermal paste didn’t help at all other than improving cooling by about 5 degrees.
My computer keeps black screening and putting the fans on blast; last time I checked which fans were spinning and it was indeed the GPU fans. The problem is my GPU is not overheating. As soon as I turned my computer back a few seconds later it was giving me readings of around 32 C and has stayed around there since I've been monitoring it. This problem happened twice when I was gaming, but also three or four times when I wasn't really doing anything but browsing the internet. I didn't have that many tabs open, maybe like 7 at most and I was watching youtube one time and another I just left the computer alone with a few tabs open while it was downloading files. Are you sure this is a GPU problem and not a PSU issue? I'm checking my GPU temps again and finding it hard to believe it's overheating since it's currently sitting at 29 C.
That sounds like the GPU is crashing, even though it isn't overheating. It could be a number of things. The main first step would be to try it in another system, if it still crashes there then you'll know it's your hardware (and some of the repasting or baking tips in this vid might solve it). However, if it's not happening in the other system then you'll know that it's an issue with your software, in which case a good step would be to remove all your old drivers (using the tool DDU - make sure you're in safe mode) and then download and install them fresh. That works most of the time for software specific problems. Good luck!
i have a gtx 650 ti that i found at goodwill in the box. it LOOKS brand new. no dust and the pcb is still shiny. When I plug it into ANY SYSTEM it will cause all the fans (including the GPU blower) to ramp up to 100 % the moment I power it on. No display output and no parts need to be reseated, I have tried 3 systems and they all behave the same with this one particular card.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!!! Ive been getting so lost as to why the second problem has been happening with my pc and couldnt find any plausible solutions ANYWHERE 😭 I literally had a new graphics card and sometimes it would just black out and speed up the fans with just starting up the pc. As a first time pc owner i was scared so bad that i thought i had to go buy a new one... Turns out when I popped it open, the thermal paste was overflowing on the sides o-o and just really thinned out at the center 👀 3 hours of careful cleaning later and new thermal paste, its working beautifully 😭🙌💖 Just had to comment thank you so much for solving this issue for me 🥺 Definite sub here 💖
My monitor was turning off and fans start working at 100% very loud, and it was the thermal paste, just replaced and it continue working perfectly, its a 2080ti, thank you
Hey brother, my 1070ti has a black screen with display port, even when plug with hdmi, bought a new psu, same issue and the motherboard indicate red VGA light but the gpu still runs light and fans i am so confused...
Sounds like something is fried on the GPU. Try it on another PC if you can, just to make sure it does the same thing there. If so, then the oven bake might be your only choice to bring it back (although it might not work, and if it does it might only last a short while).
@@TechDweeb wow what a quick reply! Many thanks. I just managed to make the graphics card worked at 240hzbut then after 10min the screen goes black again, when it was on the vga light was still red too. I ve been to pc store and they cant figure it out either, i would love to make it work while i save for a new pc tho...
@@TechDweeb i'll send it to repair, i suspect the motherboard cause every debugg light have been on at one time but thanks a lot for your help man, keep the good content! 💪
Hey man is there any other possibilities on problem number 2 other than applying new thermal paste to your gpu? im currently facing this problem hope you can help. thanks
Hi, please do a video about my current graphics card issue, when I play games at high settings the card crashes/ black screens and then the graphic card's fans suddenly spin at a 100%. I even tried undervolting it at it's very minimum but it still happens. High settings for games like Valorant shouldn't be a problem for a EVGA GTX 770 SC 4GB, what should I do, please help!
Have you repasted it? This is exactly the same issue I had on the same GPU that you have (mine was ASUS GTX 770 4gb). That's how I learned about repasting GPUs! Fixed it right away. Based on what you're describing I'm 99% sure that repasting the gpu will fix your issue.
@@TechDweeb I have exact same issue with my 2080ti, fans full speed & black screen. I tried repasting it but no luck. What would you suggest? Baking would help ? (Using it at %70 power limit works but much lesser performance)
Hey, I’ve tried your fixes as I have a problem with my 1080. What happens is the screen goes black and the GPU starts making a loud weird coil whine noise at the exact same time, I have to turn the PSU off and back in order to get an image back. But this happens within a minute of starting my computer, or sometimes even seconds. Any tips as to what it could be?
It sounds like a thermal crashing issue, although you say you've tried the fixes so I assume you've repasted it. Are you able to get far enough to enable some hardware monitoring to see the temperatures? One thing I would be curious about is if you could try it in another PC as there may be a PSU or issue with another component.
@@TechDweeb tried it with 2 different PSUs in different computers. Same thing. Also the fans starts spinning at 100% as soon as it happens, and seems like they’re connected to the coil whine somehow as if I put my finger on to stop I them the coil whine sounds less aggressive. As for the thermal issue the GPU seems to remain at around 40 Celsius as I’ve tested with a proper thermometer, that is on both the memory and processor
@@xvFrostymy 1050 does the same thing i boot my pc and it works for a while then my image cuts and it says it has 0 mbs of vram and lts called Microsoft display adapter or some shit
I have this same problem however it’s when I’m playing games. It runs fine when doing normal processes but sometimes the screen will go black and start making a building loud noise and I have to switch the PSU off. Idk if it’s cause my hardware is a little older than the graphics card and therefore it’s bottlenecked or if it’s because I didn’t thermal paste my card I just took it out the box when I bought it. No idea.
A have zotac 1050ti mini, it has been crashing for last 2-3 weeks, sometimes it used to run fine for hours and sometimes just a few minutes and it crashes. Whenever it crashes there is random colour on screen Grey, Blue, Cyan, Green, Purple etc. Then after few seconds screen goes black and fan stars to spin at full speed. Now it only stays on for few minutes and then crashes.
I would suspect the only thing you could do would be the oven method, but I would try repasting it first and monitoring the temperatures closely on a hardware monitoring program. But the random colors tell me it's likely an artifact issue and the only thing that might work would be heating up the solder on the board by using the oven method. Good luck buddy!
You made a subscriber out of me I never comment or sub I just like videos you are hilarious and informative I love you man I hope you get the fame you deserve one day -this vid is old so I doubt you’ll see this but it’s just in case
just bought a 6660 xt when i try to play a game it crashes and fans go on blast. i wiped drivers and did a fresh install. I even bought a new psu and that didnt help Im really sad rn because i spent lots of money please help
You really need to try it on a different computer, to determine if it's a problem with the card or your PC. That's the most important troubleshooting step. If it was an older card I'd suggest the thermal paste, but since it's newer I doubt that'd be what's wrong. If it does the same behavior on another computer, then you'll know it's the card. If it's new then you should be under warranty, if you can isolate the problem to the card hardware then getting a warranty replacement should be simple. Good luck!
Now that I think about it, it still might be a thermal paste issue. I've heard of people in the past with the same problem, even though it's a brand new card, the thermal paste was insufficient. What I'd suggest if you can't try it in another computer is monitor the temperatures with a tool like MSI afterburner. If the temperatures rocket up to 90+ degrees before the crash, then you'll know it's a thermal issue, and the most likely culprit is the thermal paste & cooler mounting.
I suggest grabbing yourself a cheap shitty toaster oven from Walmart that’s big enough to fit one gpu, the carcinogens released are pretty bad when doing this. Wouldn’t even risk cross contamination with food. If you want you can even return said shitty toaster oven and let Walmart or whoever deal with it when your done lol
Just a question, if anyone knows the answer, before I go ripping apart my gpu. I boot a game and get to the menu then a few seconds later my screen with go black. I hear the game still running in the back ground and I also was on discord so I could speak to my friend. The sounds of the fans will suddenly sound like a jet engine as though it goes max fan speed or something then the screen goes black. It was a gpu from my old pc that was pretty much new. I checked out my new PCs motherboard and it says it is compatible. The gpu worked in my last pc. (Issue with the old one was the cpu was to weak for modern games). Anyway now the sudden black screen "of death!" Plagues me. Any idea if it would be my psu which is 500w not being enough or could be 1 of the problems above in this video? Any constructive advice would be great. 🙂
It sounds like a thermal issue. You can check the specs of the graphics card and see if your power supply is enough to run it, but if it is then I would definitely be replacing the thermal paste as a first troubleshooting step.
@@TechDweeb I have repasted the graphics card and it was working fine for a while then went back to spinning up the fans to full speed and black screen. Basically the same thing is happening again. So sadly I'm no closer to finding the problem. I'm not sure if it would be a lack of power as the pc doesn't shut down. Just the card seems to cut out. Any ideas on what I should try? Thanks in advance. I have ran the specs through a hardware checking site that claims to tell you the power required and it says I should be fine with a 500w psu. Im wondering how accurate it is though. I use to run this graphics card with a 500w in my last pc. But this pc is a bit more beefed up. So im on the edge of buying a new psu. Im going to watch your video again and see if I have repasted the gpu correctly.
I cleaned the GPU and added a new thermal paste and the monitor still goes blank while loading heavy games, light games play fine. I'm starting to suspect my PSU might be the issue.
Hi i have a gtx 660 and everytime i put it in my pc. It gives me super large resolution like 1/4 of the screen is zoomed in. and artifacts lines below too btw and bsod after. Every drivers i install wont work. Fans not spinning either. Pls help I'm using newly installed windows 10
Hi there. My gpu I think is having a problem. When I'm just watching TH-cam or something. My screen goes black and my gpu fan speed goes to max. I've had this problem before I bought a new motherboard and everything was fine for about a month and all of a sudden today it did it again. What should I do
That does sound like an overheating problem. Does it only happen with TH-cam? I'd suggest you try runing a GPU benchmark like Unreal Valley. If it does the same thing while running that, then I'd suspect a heat issue, and the thermal paste tip from my vid would probably help out. If you have the ability to test the card on a different PC to figure out if it's a problem in the GPU or in your system, that would help you narrow down the problem.
it does the same for me but card is at 40c lol... screen goes black but still on no volume tho, then Brrrrrrrrr until i reset myself. No light open on the motherboard ..
i have a gtx 770 and im beyond confused at this point because my pc has crashed over a good 200 times in the past 4 months. im able to play fortnite and gta and payday 2 mostly fine and had it crash like once. ive been able to play destiny 2 pretty fine a month ago but for like the last 3 weeks my pc crashes from destiny 2 and even ROBLOX theres no way a 770 fails to run roblox and crashes. im beyond confused because the source of the problem could be dozens of issues and im just tired of it. im getting a new gpu soon but its in 3 weeks and i cant even play a game that can run gta and payday 2 pretty well but cant run roblox. ive replugged all the psu cords back into the psu and replugged the gpu cables and it didnt help, hopefully the 4070 will not do the same shit because i am beyond tired of it.
Yesterday I was playing a game and suddenly the screen went black and after about 20 seconds a disconnection sound (maybe it's from the GPU) disconnected. I restarted the PC to see if the problem was solved, but since then the screen is still black (no signal) and the fans are at 100% without stopping. There was also a constant beep. I restarted it again and the beep disappeared, it only makes a beep but I still have the same problem. The gpu temperature was 75 to 80c, I changed the thermal paste on the cpu and did a clean on the graphics card days ago because I was having problems with the temperature. It seems that when you removed the graphics card, the fans are working normally. There are no connection problems with the keyboard and mouse, just that the fans work at 100% when the GPU is connected. I also changed the motherboard battery but the problem persists. Is the problem due to the GPU? Or should I also check the ram and the power supply?.
That hints that something is fried on the GPU. I'd suggest you try it in a different PC if you can. If it still doesn't work in the other PC, then it's probably dead, and if you can't get it professionally repaird then baking it in the oven would be a last ditch effort to bring it back to life.
Thank you for you video. I put new termal paste for both the cpu and the gpu. But the problem is still the same. After playing a game (that always worked before - Satisfactory) or even sometimes starting the game from steam leads in to GPU fan full speed and a blue screen. Even when i restart the computer, sometimes it does the same when pressing enter at my windows log in screen. Any ideas? Thank you
My brother gpu is a Amd Radeon HD 7770, and when ever we put it on a motherboard the fan goes max power spinning and gets very hot when booting up, and the monitor wouldn't recognize it connect. So does this qualifies for your 3 ways to fix?
Probably not, but possibly. The oven method is a last ditch effort. When you've exhausted all other possibilities, there's a chance it might fix what is wrong. I honestly don't think it would work in your situation, since you're not getting any video at all, it sounds like there is something genuinely broken like a capacitor that this probably wouldn't fix, but I would try it anyways if it was my card and I had no other troubleshooting options
MAX Speed Fans ?! Any idea of why a graphics card starts booting with fans at max speed all the time as soon as you turn on the computer. MSI afterburner usually worked but after the last windows of driver update it no longer does the job. 3000 rpm is so noisy!
Hi, please do a video about my current graphics card issue, when I play games at Low settings the card crashes/ black screens and then the graphic card's fans suddenly spin at a 100% i have a RTX 3060ti and my gpu temps dont touch 70 but it still happends
You NEED to try the thermal paste solution before further troubleshooting. Even if the temps look fine. That's the most common cause of GPUs crashing under load, if that doesn't work you can try some other stuff but the paste cleaning is quick and cheap and easy so give that a try first.
First step is to try it in another system to help you determine if it's an issue with the card itself or some issue with your other hardware or settings, and if the issue happens on the 2nd PC then you know it's an issue with the card itself. A screen of a random colour sounds like an artifiacts issue to me, so baking it in the oven is probably what I'd do if it were me.
my video card give artifacts how it said in the video, mostly happen in load but i tried 4 differend video cards...all give the same problem....is it my motherboard or giving my power supply not enough ? please help im out of idea's i tried allot to get it working nothing helps so far :(
So you've tried different video cards and they all give the same symptom? If that's the case, it could be many things. My first thought is drivers, definitely try removing all your drivers using DDU (display driver uninstaller) to start fresh and then reinstall the drivers. It could also be something related to your monitor or cable, believe it or not you can get artifacts on the monitor/cable end. I can't see how a PSU would cause artifacts with different video cards, that doesn't seem likely. I suppose it could be motherboard related, if there's something borked with your PCIe slot, but that doesn't seem likely, and it wouldn't manifest in video artifacts most likely. Trying your setup with different components and trying your components in different systems is the only way to narrow down the problem, but I hope that cleaning the drivers and trying a different monitor & cable will get you on the right track. Good luck!
@@TechDweeb my og system is sabertooth x79 with a i7 4930k cpu 32gb ram not sure bout the clock speed with a GTX 780 850W power suply. i have this setup for 7 or 8 years...cleaned it replaced some fan's that died over the time and such repaste....last couple of weeks it gived those artifacts i tried new hdmi cable new screen same problem i tried GTX 1650 and 1080 and 1050 problem still there i pin checked pci lane for faulty connection there is none....i reinstalled drivers manually even new OS of windows 10
@@draaco16 Wowza. Well I suppose it could be motherboard related, I've never heard of this sort of thing happening though. The only way to know for sure is to try another motherboard & cpu. Obviously that's a big step for troubleshooting but that's the only way to narrow it down. I'm assuming you've already tried clearing the CMOS and updating the BIOS?
@@TechDweeb yes and yes, all i have not tried is a other motherboard/ system because i dont have a spare one laying arround that can fit my CPU and i have not tried a other power supply aswel those are the only ones left... i feel like im better off bying a new system in this case
@@draaco16 Yeah possibly, that's probably what I'd do in your situation. There are lots of decent 'no gpu' systems for sale, at least where I live. CPUs and motherboards too. It's actually a great time to upgrade anything that's not a graphics card!
It hangs when it reaches that temperature? In that case the first step would be trying to replace the thermal paste. Even though your temperature reads 60 degrees there may be a hot spot that is not being reported. If it's crashing under load it's usually a thermal paste issue.
@@TechDweeb oke thanks i will try , the case appaers when i reinstall my windows , it's very wierd..but last time i was try the blackscreen hang appeared when reached 80+ temp . sorry for my bad english btw
goodmornig sir thank you for the video...i did everything you propose here but my funs just dont want to work...is there any way to force them ??? thank you again
My 760, the exact one you have, boots to black, doesn't send any output, cant even make it to a manufacturer screen, i what to do, my old gpu works fine, the fans spin and the light on the gpu is green
Able to try out a different port on the gpu? Does your motherboard / CPU have integrated graphics that you can use to get into the BIOS and see if the GPU is detected? And if so then get into Windows via your CPU integrated graphics?
@@TechDweeb i can do all of that, jts detected, just outputting no display, seems to be a common issue with the 760, no matter how much research i do i cant find an answer
I have asus tuf gaming 3070 oc and it crashes black screen and shows 0 gpu temp on my cooler and fans stop ..do you think it only needs thermal paste or something else ? Also do you have discord? I’ll like to show you the thermal paste that it has rn …thanks
I remember buying a i7 laptop that had a Nvidia gpu back in 2013. The owner sold it to me for 150 bucks. No picture from the gpu. I through it in the oven at 400 degrees for 5 to 10 minuets and after that, it turned right on
@@TechDweeb yeah its to reflow the solder balls in between the gpu and vram to the board. Funny how I found out about this 😅 it was on a youtube video that I seen back then, glad to see it still out there.
@@701Gangstatainment yeah bro, preheat the oven at 400 degrees. Grab aluminum foil and lay it on the highest rack on the oven. Remove all the plastic and heat pipes off the motherboard and drop it in there for 10 to 15 mins. Once the time is up, turn off the oven and let it cool down for the next 20 to 30 mins and thats it. Don't touch it when its cooling down cause the solder might be soft and you can knock off a component
If it's crashing under load, even though your sensors are reporting okay, it's still likely a temperate issue. My only other suggestion for crashing under load after replacing the thermal paste would be to undervolt and possibly underclock the GPU to keep the temps under the threshold where it crashes.
Hey tech dweeb, i believe my problem was crashing under load. i was playing apex legends during the new season then suddenly it just stopped and went to no signal. when i tried to boot it back up my gpu would spin then just stop. I tried all the resetting cmos, checking ram, swapping ram and it didn’t work. do you think i should just try new thermal paste?
If it's now not giving a signal even after booting up, then I'd suspect something got fried. Replacing the paste won't help if you're getting no video at all. If it were me, I'd consider trying the oven method. But you should try it in another PC first just to make sure that it's a problem with the card and not your PC. Good luck!
@@TechDweeb i really have no other way to test it on another computer. i’m possibly just thinking of getting a new gpu or even power supply. I truly believe it was the gpu only bc it was running extremely hard when it decided to clonk out and now it just chooses not to spin when everything else is spinning and booting fine. I will admit to downloading and driver update from youtube to fix my graphics on a game. i believe that could’ve been a problem also
@@TechDweeb Oh yeah I forgot to say, I've tracked my gpu temperature and it never went over 72 degrees even at the point of crashing, that's why I'm so confused with what's happening
I have a 2080 GeForce Rtx and lately it has been crashing mid game or even a little after start up of call of duty. It just loses signal to my hdmi then I hear some fans getting noisy right when that happens. Temps never get above 75 ☹️
I would still check the thermal paste. There are two temperature sensors, an overall sensor and a hotspot junction sensor, the temperature that's usually shown in monitoring software like MSI afterburner is the overall temperature but that junction temperature is what causes the card to forcibly crash as a failsafe. I've heard of people undervolting their cards to prevent crashes but for most people replacing the paste does the trick. Good luck!
Rx 5700xt, leds light up (power from pcie) but doesn't seem to power up at all otherwise. Not detected by by pc. Have tried in two systems. One was an Intel system the other a amd with radeon adrenaline installed thanks to a 6600 non xt gpu. Have re pasted it but that's as far as I dared venture on my own with no further guidance... any ideas or instructions to share on fixing this?
Is it detected in the bios? If not, then it sounds pretty dead to me. If it's not detected in multiple systems then you probably are out of options other than baking it. That's what I would be trying personally if it was my card, it's the only last ditch effort thing you can try when you've exhausted all other possibilities.
Oh I suppose one more thing you could try would be seeing if you can pull the vbios off the card. There is a piece of software called NV flash for NVIDIA cards, but I know there is an equivalent one for AMD cards. There's a chance the vbios on the card is corrupted. It's possible that it will be detected by the vBIOS flashing utility. If that's the case, then you might be able to find the BIOS for your card online and Flash it. That's a long shot though, it doesn't seem to me that that would work but worth a shot before it goes into the oven I suppose haha. Good luck to you my friend!
@@TechDweeb greatly appreciate it! I will see if I can find the the amd equivalent and go from there. This was a used 2nd hand per say card so figured I'd tinker with it in hopes of getting it going.
Ehh, I have a problem when I'm playing games my GPU would go black screen somewhere mid game and the fan speed will go full speed during the black screen, I know one thing that's for sure, is that my GPU is not overheating as I've also checked the thermal/repasted
It's still likely a thermal issue, even though you've checked the thermals there still is likely an issue somewhere that's not being reported by the sensors. I had this happen on a GTX 770, the temperatures looked fine from the sensors, but it was still crashing under load. Repasting fixed it. If you've already repasted the only other suggestion I have would be to get some thermal pads for the memory modules to help them cool from the heatsink. Other than that, you might be out of luck :/
Yeah thats normal when a gpu crashes due to thermals - screen goes black and fans go to max until restart. I've seen it many times. Have you tried undervolting the gpu? That's the best way to bring down the temps.combine that with underclocking to get them even lower. You'd lose a bit of performance but if it keeps from crashing then it'd be worth it.
i have gtx 1080 sometimes game will run just fine and then sometimes my screen will go black and fans will start getting loud i don’t have another pc to test it but i’ve recently got a new cpu so would you suggest trying the thermal paste fix on the gpu?
@@TechDweeb tons of people with this issue and no one can seem to fix it, some say faulty psu some say power pins or thermal paste... can you try and figure it out for us !! heres an example th-cam.com/video/23IXgFQKwho/w-d-xo.html
@@fatality601 exactly what I have dealt with, everything I look up has different “fixes”. The issue has gotten so bad that it happens every time I start my pc so I can’t get the thing on
Bro, i once opened a game and the pc went black screen with a buzzing sound and the gou fans stopped working. I tried reinserting the gpu and still it was displaying nothing. Them the next day i reinserted the gpu ajdbit worked for some time and went back screen after i tried to play games on it. I dont know what fhe issue might be? I tried applying thermal paste( which has lying around for an year)
I think my brother had the same issue. He has this low budget pc with the amd rx 550. Its shows a display but after 2 minutes the fan starts to spin fast with a loud sound and then after a few seconds it shuts off the screen, but the pc is still turn on. I tried repasting the GPU. The same issue persist. Please help.
i get severe artefacts when i start any game, even someone as simple as old school runescape.. I used to be able to run escape from tarkov no issues. it seems to crash and artefact as soon as the GPU comes under load or when 3d effects are required or something, also my pc becomes unusable and i have to restart where it sometimes wont even boot properly. (black screens/freezing when logging in) 2060 Super OC Windforce, and i have had to severely underclock the GPU pretty much since a year after I bought it. so I figure it was dying then and is now dead although im typing to you now with it plugged in
i have 3 980ti cards, 1 of the card will have a black screen 2 sec but i have sound and all on 1 specific tv 85 inch 4k 120hz tv, but this never happens on my 4k 65 inch tv 60 hz or my 27 inch 1080p tv 240 hz, only playing at 1080p, and i have changed thermalpaste and thermal pads, and made sure its no gap, i have also changed pc for that card and cable, but it only happens to that card on that tv :P hehe i have no ide whats going on.
@@TechDweeb yes its so wierd, you can never have enough tvs😄 but i do have 14 pcs, so i guess i have to many of thoes, but i really like old hardware that is refusing to die like my MSI K9A2 Neo-F motherbord that i paired with phenom x4 965 and my gtx 8800😄 its been outside for many winters cat peed on it and had had a hard time, but still not dead.
@@TechDweeb i think i have found the problem, the other tv i have uses hdmi 2.0 but the new 85 4k 120hz tv uses 2.1 hdmi port, do you think this could be the problem for the 980 ti?
Omg i think someone just sold me a broken graphics card. :( I'm a novice in pc knowledge. Now it's doing artifacts after minutes of gaming. It's so frustrating.
If it happens after gaming but not otherwise, it's a thermal issue. Try replacing the paste because that is the easiest thing that fixes most thermal issues on older GPUs.
I can‘t believe that it was my thermal paste. It seems i didn‘t put enough last time because it was missing some in a corner 😂 But thanks a lot this is the first Video, which specifically talks about this exact problem, i found. My GPU started at 73 degrees and went to 96 but now it is at 80 maximum
It is, real repair technicians don’t put GPUs in the oven. UNLESS the other option is throw it in the trash. The oven is not an option. This video is more entertainment than information.
my problem is only when i play a game such as gta online it takes about 10 minutes into playing then my screen turns of then my fan becomes very loud. ?
@@TechDweeb yeah im going to try that tommorow its just after happening to me tonight , other than playing games my pc does not turn of so im hoping that is it .. i will come back if that works thanks !
i downloaded msi afterburner turned down everything now its working fine what do you think it is? because i brought it to technicians and they charging so much money ? this is my second pc FWI
Hi I have r9 390x amd card every time I plug this card in my pc. My pc start hanging and Thn it stop working. Thn I have to remove the card it work fine. What is the problem plz can some one help me
Can you try the card in another computer? If it causes the same problem in another system, then you can be sure it's a problem with the card. If not, then there's a problem on your PC. If the problem only happens on your PC then it is likely a driver issue. One thing you can try is to remove the graphics driver. There is a program called DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller), you'll need to run that in safe mode and completely remove the old driver, and then re-download the updated driver.
@@TechDweeb thanks a lot sir. I have placed the order gpus in my pc like rtx 3060 12gb and gtx 960 4gb. This all cards working fine in my pc except r9 390x. And I have downloaded a new driver today from amd website. If it's gpu problem Thn how can I fix tht?
It could still be a software problem. I'd recommend starting the PC in safe mode. If it works fine, then it's definitely a driver issue, and the DDU utility I mentioned should help you out. If it doesn't work fine, then you'll need to test the card in another machine to confirm 100% that the card is faulty. If that's the case I'd recommend repasting the card like I showed in step 2. Hope this helps!
@@Anax159 i remember i had two r9 390x running on crossfire and the computer always crash, years later i put those gpus back on a build to test. They work fine. Turns out it was the power supply. So test the gpu on a differnt computer first, if it works then its the computer power supply or the pcie slot. If it doesn't then its the gpu or the gpu driver
As someone who fixes gpu as a side job. This video is SHIT. Never bake/oven your gpu. All you're doing is destroying the gpu from something fixable into a dead one. To even properly oven the gpu, always remove all eletrolytic capacitors first before even doing this and apply decent flux all over the board. Hell, to even know if artifacts causes the loose solder connection, check it with memory testers like tserver or mats/mods first!
@@ryoosari i get severe artefacts when i start any game, even something as simple as old school runescape.. I used to be able to run escape from tarkov no issues. it seems to crash and artefact as soon as the GPU comes under load or when 3d effects are required or something, also my pc becomes unusable and i have to restart where it sometimes wont even boot properly. (black screens/freezing when logging in) 2060 Super OC Windforce, and i have had to severely underclock the GPU pretty much since a year after I bought it. so I figure it was dying then and is now dead although im typing to you now with it plugged in)🙄
Brother, I want to thank you. For months, my 3070 fans would go insane, and I would get a black screen under heavy load. The only way I could fix it was by turning the settings of the games down. Today, I checked my thermal paste because I came across your video, and it was dry and crusted. I replaced it with Arctic MX-6 ULTIMATE Performance paste, and the problem is gone! once again, many, many thanks for this!
Glad it worked out for you!
These blackscreen fan overdrive crashes are what I've been experiencing, but what's weird is that it isn't necessarily under heavy load but often caused by specific segments in specific games. Often when I open certain menus. The temps are always fine too from what I've seen. Could that still be a problem with thermal paste? I've tried everything on the software side by this point; repairing windows, clean-wiping GPU drivers and reinstalling them. updating bios, repairing windows files, cleaning the pc, checking for loose cables (which I didn't notice any) etc. , no dice. I've been at this for months and just completely clueless at this point.
Yes it could still be a problem with the thermal paste. It's such a cheap and quick thing to try and it so often fixes these sort of issues, even if it doesn't SEEM like that would be the problem. Also I'd highly recommend trying the GPU in a different PC if you can, and see if the issue happens there - if it does, then you'll know it's a hardware issue with the GPU. If not, then you'll know it could be specific to your hardware (and it could be any number of things, like a PSU problem for instance). It's hard to give you a once-size-fits-all approach but if it were me I'd definitely be repasting it as a first step.
Did you fix this yet, I’m having the same issues. It seems that a bad psu would be a cause this, out of curiosity what games are you playing when it crashes?
@@TechDweeb Thanks for the reply!
@@999madrush I've felt too burned out on trying to fix it since, so sadly not yet. For me it always seems to have to do with loading. I noticed when I went into the hub area in Code Vein for the first time the PC did the thing, and I feel like it has to do with the game loading such a detailed area for the first time. Another weird thing for me is the crafting menu in Deeprock Galactic and the Materia screen in FF7, specifically the transition animation. It's always those kinds of things, some games just run without flaw.
One thing I also noticed though is that my gpu driver tends to start having problems a couple of weeks after I've last updated, it's almost like the driver itself deteriorates over time. Maybe it's a software issue after all.
I'm no expert but I think I can rule out a PSU issue at least somewhat. My old PC had a weak PSU that would shut the entire PC off during demanding spikes in game graphics, usually particle effects because they're very unoptimized. In my current case it's just the screen turning black and the fans going overdrive, doesn't really seem like the PSU is failing if the computer is making fans go into overdrive.
@@999madrush about to try, I'll update you
Had a glitching GTX660 OEM with artifacts, so it was semi-working. Worked a 100 % of the time with basic Microsoft driver, worked around 25 % of the time with proper drivers.
Baked it at 375 Fahrenheit (190 Celsius) for 10 minutes, works so far. I don't see a performance difference at this state, but it did start up with no crashing, and instead of going to artifacts after installing the drivers, it just installed the drivers, even played something, and it's alive.
I think doing this to a completely dead card would be a waste of time, but if you got one that's artifacting, it might be worth a shot. I'll update this if something happens.
Nice! Always nice to keep otherwise working hardware out of the dump and give it a second life
I appreciate this direct and helpful video
I struggled for a week and turned every possible way to find out all I needed was thermal paste now the computer is brand new. Thanks man
I wanted to thank you for your help on this! I was having black screen issues when my gpu was apparently getting too hot. I used your advice and now I'm not having those issues anymore! So, again... thank you so much! :) You saved me a ton of money since I was about to just buy a new gpu.
Happy I could help!
had in issue for 4 years now, hard to believe it was easily fixed by reapplying the thermal paste, thank you so much!
Glad I could help ya out!
This was an incredibly helpful and comfortable video ☺️ thank you so much
i had the 2nd problem(black screen when in load) i even changed the thermal paste but the problem never went away!!😔😔
Then you still have a thermal problem somewhere. If you download a hardware monitor you might be able to isolate it. If the temp goes above 90 on the GPU or the hotspot, you know it's an issue with the cooling on the GPU itself, but if the memory on the vram goes too high then you'll know it's a problem with them, and in that case getting some separate thermal pads and heatsinks for the memory modules on the card might help (if your stock cooler allows it of course).
Did you ever find a fix? I underclocked my gtx 1080 and capped the frames and now the issue happens less, it’s still there. Reapplying thermal paste didn’t help at all other than improving cooling by about 5 degrees.
Did you?
My computer keeps black screening and putting the fans on blast; last time I checked which fans were spinning and it was indeed the GPU fans. The problem is my GPU is not overheating. As soon as I turned my computer back a few seconds later it was giving me readings of around 32 C and has stayed around there since I've been monitoring it. This problem happened twice when I was gaming, but also three or four times when I wasn't really doing anything but browsing the internet. I didn't have that many tabs open, maybe like 7 at most and I was watching youtube one time and another I just left the computer alone with a few tabs open while it was downloading files. Are you sure this is a GPU problem and not a PSU issue? I'm checking my GPU temps again and finding it hard to believe it's overheating since it's currently sitting at 29 C.
That sounds like the GPU is crashing, even though it isn't overheating. It could be a number of things. The main first step would be to try it in another system, if it still crashes there then you'll know it's your hardware (and some of the repasting or baking tips in this vid might solve it). However, if it's not happening in the other system then you'll know that it's an issue with your software, in which case a good step would be to remove all your old drivers (using the tool DDU - make sure you're in safe mode) and then download and install them fresh. That works most of the time for software specific problems.
Good luck!
Did this fix the issue, I’m having the same problem as you?
@@999madrush I ended up replacing the power supply and it hasn't crashed ever since
i have a gtx 650 ti that i found at goodwill in the box. it LOOKS brand new. no dust and the pcb is still shiny. When I plug it into ANY SYSTEM it will cause all the fans (including the GPU blower) to ramp up to 100 % the moment I power it on. No display output and no parts need to be reseated, I have tried 3 systems and they all behave the same with this one particular card.
The oven method MIGHT bring it back from the dead. That's what I do if it were me
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!!! Ive been getting so lost as to why the second problem has been happening with my pc and couldnt find any plausible solutions ANYWHERE 😭
I literally had a new graphics card and sometimes it would just black out and speed up the fans with just starting up the pc. As a first time pc owner i was scared so bad that i thought i had to go buy a new one... Turns out when I popped it open, the thermal paste was overflowing on the sides o-o and just really thinned out at the center 👀
3 hours of careful cleaning later and new thermal paste, its working beautifully 😭🙌💖
Just had to comment thank you so much for solving this issue for me 🥺 Definite sub here 💖
Niiiiiiice! That's what I like to hear! Glad it helped you out 🤓
The video is helpful no doubt, but something tells me that your issue was fixed by simply reseating your GPU.
My monitor was turning off and fans start working at 100% very loud, and it was the thermal paste, just replaced and it continue working perfectly, its a 2080ti, thank you
Hey brother, my 1070ti has a black screen with display port, even when plug with hdmi, bought a new psu, same issue and the motherboard indicate red VGA light but the gpu still runs light and fans i am so confused...
Sounds like something is fried on the GPU. Try it on another PC if you can, just to make sure it does the same thing there. If so, then the oven bake might be your only choice to bring it back (although it might not work, and if it does it might only last a short while).
@@TechDweeb wow what a quick reply! Many thanks. I just managed to make the graphics card worked at 240hzbut then after 10min the screen goes black again, when it was on the vga light was still red too. I ve been to pc store and they cant figure it out either, i would love to make it work while i save for a new pc tho...
If it's crashing under load you might be able to fix it by repasting the gpu. Worth a try if it sorta works until it gets gaming.
@@TechDweeb i'll send it to repair, i suspect the motherboard cause every debugg light have been on at one time but thanks a lot for your help man, keep the good content! 💪
Hey man is there any other possibilities on problem number 2 other than applying new thermal paste to your gpu? im currently facing this problem hope you can help. thanks
Me too.
Hi, please do a video about my current graphics card issue, when I play games at high settings the card crashes/ black screens and then the graphic card's fans suddenly spin at a 100%. I even tried undervolting it at it's very minimum but it still happens. High settings for games like Valorant shouldn't be a problem for a EVGA GTX 770 SC 4GB, what should I do, please help!
Have you repasted it? This is exactly the same issue I had on the same GPU that you have (mine was ASUS GTX 770 4gb). That's how I learned about repasting GPUs! Fixed it right away. Based on what you're describing I'm 99% sure that repasting the gpu will fix your issue.
@@TechDweeb I have exact same issue with my 2080ti, fans full speed & black screen. I tried repasting it but no luck. What would you suggest? Baking would help ? (Using it at %70 power limit works but much lesser performance)
@@aralico did you solve this problem?
Did you solve the problem???
@@OG_ISSAM unfortunately no, i already sold it a while back since it had no chance of getting fixed
Hey, I’ve tried your fixes as I have a problem with my 1080. What happens is the screen goes black and the GPU starts making a loud weird coil whine noise at the exact same time, I have to turn the PSU off and back in order to get an image back. But this happens within a minute of starting my computer, or sometimes even seconds. Any tips as to what it could be?
It sounds like a thermal crashing issue, although you say you've tried the fixes so I assume you've repasted it. Are you able to get far enough to enable some hardware monitoring to see the temperatures? One thing I would be curious about is if you could try it in another PC as there may be a PSU or issue with another component.
@@TechDweeb tried it with 2 different PSUs in different computers. Same thing. Also the fans starts spinning at 100% as soon as it happens, and seems like they’re connected to the coil whine somehow as if I put my finger on to stop I them the coil whine sounds less aggressive.
As for the thermal issue the GPU seems to remain at around 40 Celsius as I’ve tested with a proper thermometer, that is on both the memory and processor
Same
@@xvFrostymy 1050 does the same thing i boot my pc and it works for a while then my image cuts and it says it has 0 mbs of vram and lts called Microsoft display adapter or some shit
I have this same problem however it’s when I’m playing games. It runs fine when doing normal processes but sometimes the screen will go black and start making a building loud noise and I have to switch the PSU off. Idk if it’s cause my hardware is a little older than the graphics card and therefore it’s bottlenecked or if it’s because I didn’t thermal paste my card I just took it out the box when I bought it.
No idea.
A have zotac 1050ti mini, it has been crashing for last 2-3 weeks, sometimes it used to run fine for hours and sometimes just a few minutes and it crashes.
Whenever it crashes there is random colour on screen Grey, Blue, Cyan, Green, Purple etc. Then after few seconds screen goes black and fan stars to spin at full speed.
Now it only stays on for few minutes and then crashes.
I would suspect the only thing you could do would be the oven method, but I would try repasting it first and monitoring the temperatures closely on a hardware monitoring program. But the random colors tell me it's likely an artifact issue and the only thing that might work would be heating up the solder on the board by using the oven method. Good luck buddy!
try undervolting
You made a subscriber out of me I never comment or sub I just like videos you are hilarious and informative I love you man I hope you get the fame you deserve one day -this vid is old so I doubt you’ll see this but it’s just in case
Don't be so sure about that ;)
REALLY appreciate you saying so buddy!
just bought a 6660 xt when i try to play a game it crashes and fans go on blast. i wiped drivers and did a fresh install. I even bought a new psu and that didnt help Im really sad rn because i spent lots of money please help
You really need to try it on a different computer, to determine if it's a problem with the card or your PC. That's the most important troubleshooting step. If it was an older card I'd suggest the thermal paste, but since it's newer I doubt that'd be what's wrong. If it does the same behavior on another computer, then you'll know it's the card. If it's new then you should be under warranty, if you can isolate the problem to the card hardware then getting a warranty replacement should be simple. Good luck!
Now that I think about it, it still might be a thermal paste issue. I've heard of people in the past with the same problem, even though it's a brand new card, the thermal paste was insufficient. What I'd suggest if you can't try it in another computer is monitor the temperatures with a tool like MSI afterburner. If the temperatures rocket up to 90+ degrees before the crash, then you'll know it's a thermal issue, and the most likely culprit is the thermal paste & cooler mounting.
do you still use the oven for baking after baking the gpu?
I run it through a cleaning cycle afterwords just to be safe.
I suggest grabbing yourself a cheap shitty toaster oven from Walmart that’s big enough to fit one gpu, the carcinogens released are pretty bad when doing this. Wouldn’t even risk cross contamination with food. If you want you can even return said shitty toaster oven and let Walmart or whoever deal with it when your done lol
Just a question, if anyone knows the answer, before I go ripping apart my gpu. I boot a game and get to the menu then a few seconds later my screen with go black. I hear the game still running in the back ground and I also was on discord so I could speak to my friend. The sounds of the fans will suddenly sound like a jet engine as though it goes max fan speed or something then the screen goes black. It was a gpu from my old pc that was pretty much new. I checked out my new PCs motherboard and it says it is compatible. The gpu worked in my last pc. (Issue with the old one was the cpu was to weak for modern games). Anyway now the sudden black screen "of death!" Plagues me. Any idea if it would be my psu which is 500w not being enough or could be 1 of the problems above in this video? Any constructive advice would be great. 🙂
It sounds like a thermal issue. You can check the specs of the graphics card and see if your power supply is enough to run it, but if it is then I would definitely be replacing the thermal paste as a first troubleshooting step.
@@TechDweeb Ok thank you for your advice. :)
@@TechDweeb I have repasted the graphics card and it was working fine for a while then went back to spinning up the fans to full speed and black screen. Basically the same thing is happening again. So sadly I'm no closer to finding the problem. I'm not sure if it would be a lack of power as the pc doesn't shut down. Just the card seems to cut out. Any ideas on what I should try?
Thanks in advance.
I have ran the specs through a hardware checking site that claims to tell you the power required and it says I should be fine with a 500w psu. Im wondering how accurate it is though. I use to run this graphics card with a 500w in my last pc. But this pc is a bit more beefed up. So im on the edge of buying a new psu. Im going to watch your video again and see if I have repasted the gpu correctly.
I have a GTX 970 that keeps crashing and the screen goes black while I can still hear the voices from the game. I will try this tomorrow.
I cleaned the GPU and added a new thermal paste and the monitor still goes blank while loading heavy games, light games play fine. I'm starting to suspect my PSU might be the issue.
Thanks you very much! Subscribed!
i try all the method...my rx580 still do the same problems...artifact and black screen
Hi i have a gtx 660 and everytime i put it in my pc. It gives me super large resolution like 1/4 of the screen is zoomed in. and artifacts lines below too btw and bsod after. Every drivers i install wont work. Fans not spinning either. Pls help I'm using newly installed windows 10
In that case the only solution that might work for you is the oven method, that's what I'd be trying personally in that situation
Great advice 😅 😅😅 I was about to buy a new card
Hi there. My gpu I think is having a problem. When I'm just watching TH-cam or something. My screen goes black and my gpu fan speed goes to max. I've had this problem before I bought a new motherboard and everything was fine for about a month and all of a sudden today it did it again. What should I do
That does sound like an overheating problem. Does it only happen with TH-cam? I'd suggest you try runing a GPU benchmark like Unreal Valley. If it does the same thing while running that, then I'd suspect a heat issue, and the thermal paste tip from my vid would probably help out. If you have the ability to test the card on a different PC to figure out if it's a problem in the GPU or in your system, that would help you narrow down the problem.
it does the same for me but card is at 40c lol... screen goes black but still on no volume tho, then Brrrrrrrrr until i reset myself. No light open on the motherboard ..
i have a gtx 770 and im beyond confused at this point because my pc has crashed over a good 200 times in the past 4 months. im able to play fortnite and gta and payday 2 mostly fine and had it crash like once. ive been able to play destiny 2 pretty fine a month ago but for like the last 3 weeks my pc crashes from destiny 2 and even ROBLOX theres no way a 770 fails to run roblox and crashes. im beyond confused because the source of the problem could be dozens of issues and im just tired of it. im getting a new gpu soon but its in 3 weeks and i cant even play a game that can run gta and payday 2 pretty well but cant run roblox. ive replugged all the psu cords back into the psu and replugged the gpu cables and it didnt help, hopefully the 4070 will not do the same shit because i am beyond tired of it.
Have you done the thermal paste fix that I suggested here?
Yesterday I was playing a game and suddenly the screen went black and after about 20 seconds a disconnection sound (maybe it's from the GPU) disconnected. I restarted the PC to see if the problem was solved, but since then the screen is still black (no signal) and the fans are at 100% without stopping. There was also a constant beep. I restarted it again and the beep disappeared, it only makes a beep but I still have the same problem. The gpu temperature was 75 to 80c, I changed the thermal paste on the cpu and did a clean on the graphics card days ago because I was having problems with the temperature. It seems that when you removed the graphics card, the fans are working normally. There are no connection problems with the keyboard and mouse, just that the fans work at 100% when the GPU is connected. I also changed the motherboard battery but the problem persists. Is the problem due to the GPU? Or should I also check the ram and the power supply?.
That hints that something is fried on the GPU. I'd suggest you try it in a different PC if you can. If it still doesn't work in the other PC, then it's probably dead, and if you can't get it professionally repaird then baking it in the oven would be a last ditch effort to bring it back to life.
Thank you for you video. I put new termal paste for both the cpu and the gpu. But the problem is still the same. After playing a game (that always worked before - Satisfactory) or even sometimes starting the game from steam leads in to GPU fan full speed and a blue screen.
Even when i restart the computer, sometimes it does the same when pressing enter at my windows log in screen.
Any ideas?
Thank you
If that's the case, if you've repasted the GPU, then your only option left is to do the baking method :/
My brother gpu is a Amd Radeon HD 7770, and when ever we put it on a motherboard the fan goes max power spinning and gets very hot when booting up, and the monitor wouldn't recognize it connect. So does this qualifies for your 3 ways to fix?
Probably not, but possibly. The oven method is a last ditch effort. When you've exhausted all other possibilities, there's a chance it might fix what is wrong. I honestly don't think it would work in your situation, since you're not getting any video at all, it sounds like there is something genuinely broken like a capacitor that this probably wouldn't fix, but I would try it anyways if it was my card and I had no other troubleshooting options
MAX Speed Fans ?!
Any idea of why a graphics card starts booting with fans at max speed all the time as soon as you turn on the computer. MSI afterburner usually worked but after the last windows of driver update it no longer does the job. 3000 rpm is so noisy!
Hi, please do a video about my current graphics card issue, when I play games at Low settings the card crashes/ black screens and then the graphic card's fans suddenly spin at a 100% i have a RTX 3060ti and my gpu temps dont touch 70 but it still happends
You NEED to try the thermal paste solution before further troubleshooting. Even if the temps look fine. That's the most common cause of GPUs crashing under load, if that doesn't work you can try some other stuff but the paste cleaning is quick and cheap and easy so give that a try first.
Hey TechDweeb my gpu goes into random solid colour while booting up, what should I do please help😭
First step is to try it in another system to help you determine if it's an issue with the card itself or some issue with your other hardware or settings, and if the issue happens on the 2nd PC then you know it's an issue with the card itself. A screen of a random colour sounds like an artifiacts issue to me, so baking it in the oven is probably what I'd do if it were me.
@@TechDweeb ok i will give it a try, thanks
my Gpu 1660 super when game launch screen goes blank or sometime pc shutdown
my video card give artifacts how it said in the video, mostly happen in load but i tried 4 differend video cards...all give the same problem....is it my motherboard or giving my power supply not enough ? please help im out of idea's i tried allot to get it working nothing helps so far :(
So you've tried different video cards and they all give the same symptom? If that's the case, it could be many things. My first thought is drivers, definitely try removing all your drivers using DDU (display driver uninstaller) to start fresh and then reinstall the drivers. It could also be something related to your monitor or cable, believe it or not you can get artifacts on the monitor/cable end. I can't see how a PSU would cause artifacts with different video cards, that doesn't seem likely. I suppose it could be motherboard related, if there's something borked with your PCIe slot, but that doesn't seem likely, and it wouldn't manifest in video artifacts most likely. Trying your setup with different components and trying your components in different systems is the only way to narrow down the problem, but I hope that cleaning the drivers and trying a different monitor & cable will get you on the right track. Good luck!
@@TechDweeb my og system is sabertooth x79 with a i7 4930k cpu 32gb ram not sure bout the clock speed with a GTX 780 850W power suply. i have this setup for 7 or 8 years...cleaned it replaced some fan's that died over the time and such repaste....last couple of weeks it gived those artifacts i tried new hdmi cable new screen same problem i tried GTX 1650 and 1080 and 1050 problem still there i pin checked pci lane for faulty connection there is none....i reinstalled drivers manually even new OS of windows 10
@@draaco16 Wowza. Well I suppose it could be motherboard related, I've never heard of this sort of thing happening though. The only way to know for sure is to try another motherboard & cpu. Obviously that's a big step for troubleshooting but that's the only way to narrow it down. I'm assuming you've already tried clearing the CMOS and updating the BIOS?
@@TechDweeb yes and yes, all i have not tried is a other motherboard/ system because i dont have a spare one laying arround that can fit my CPU and i have not tried a other power supply aswel those are the only ones left... i feel like im better off bying a new system in this case
@@draaco16 Yeah possibly, that's probably what I'd do in your situation. There are lots of decent 'no gpu' systems for sale, at least where I live. CPUs and motherboards too. It's actually a great time to upgrade anything that's not a graphics card!
my vga black screen / hang during 60c, how to fix it
It hangs when it reaches that temperature? In that case the first step would be trying to replace the thermal paste. Even though your temperature reads 60 degrees there may be a hot spot that is not being reported. If it's crashing under load it's usually a thermal paste issue.
@@TechDweeb oke thanks i will try , the case appaers when i reinstall my windows , it's very wierd..but last time i was try the blackscreen hang appeared when reached 80+ temp .
sorry for my bad english btw
goodmornig sir thank you for the video...i did everything you propose here but my funs just dont want to work...is there any way to force them ??? thank you again
My 760, the exact one you have, boots to black, doesn't send any output, cant even make it to a manufacturer screen, i what to do, my old gpu works fine, the fans spin and the light on the gpu is green
Able to try out a different port on the gpu? Does your motherboard / CPU have integrated graphics that you can use to get into the BIOS and see if the GPU is detected? And if so then get into Windows via your CPU integrated graphics?
@@TechDweeb i can do all of that, jts detected, just outputting no display, seems to be a common issue with the 760, no matter how much research i do i cant find an answer
I have asus tuf gaming 3070 oc and it crashes black screen and shows 0 gpu temp on my cooler and fans stop ..do you think it only needs thermal paste or something else ? Also do you have discord? I’ll like to show you the thermal paste that it has rn …thanks
I don't have oven nither my friends what should I do
I remember buying a i7 laptop that had a Nvidia gpu back in 2013. The owner sold it to me for 150 bucks. No picture from the gpu. I through it in the oven at 400 degrees for 5 to 10 minuets and after that, it turned right on
Oh crazy, didn't even think that you could do that with a laptop. Makes total sense though. That's awesome.
@@TechDweeb yeah its to reflow the solder balls in between the gpu and vram to the board. Funny how I found out about this 😅 it was on a youtube video that I seen back then, glad to see it still out there.
No way are you serious? I have an Asus i7 with the same exact problem going on
@@701Gangstatainment yeah bro, preheat the oven at 400 degrees. Grab aluminum foil and lay it on the highest rack on the oven. Remove all the plastic and heat pipes off the motherboard and drop it in there for 10 to 15 mins. Once the time is up, turn off the oven and let it cool down for the next 20 to 30 mins and thats it. Don't touch it when its cooling down cause the solder might be soft and you can knock off a component
@@701Gangstatainment did it work?
I replace thermal paste and the temperature is good but problem still what I do
If it's crashing under load, even though your sensors are reporting okay, it's still likely a temperate issue. My only other suggestion for crashing under load after replacing the thermal paste would be to undervolt and possibly underclock the GPU to keep the temps under the threshold where it crashes.
My gpu rx 570 4gb fan always runs at full 100% 3700rpm it seems like it has a broken temperature sensor, can I replace the fan to fix this error?
have you tried MSI afterburner to control the fan ?
Hey tech dweeb, i believe my problem was crashing under load. i was playing apex legends during the new season then suddenly it just stopped and went to no signal. when i tried to boot it back up my gpu would spin then just stop. I tried all the resetting cmos, checking ram, swapping ram and it didn’t work. do you think i should just try new thermal paste?
i could hear it running pretty hard but payed no attention to it
If it's now not giving a signal even after booting up, then I'd suspect something got fried. Replacing the paste won't help if you're getting no video at all. If it were me, I'd consider trying the oven method. But you should try it in another PC first just to make sure that it's a problem with the card and not your PC. Good luck!
@@TechDweeb i really have no other way to test it on another computer. i’m possibly just thinking of getting a new gpu or even power supply. I truly believe it was the gpu only bc it was running extremely hard when it decided to clonk out and now it just chooses not to spin when everything else is spinning and booting fine. I will admit to downloading and driver update from youtube to fix my graphics on a game. i believe that could’ve been a problem also
I've replaced my thermal paste multiple times, didn't work for me.
In that case undervolting might help keep temps under control. I recently made an undervolting tutorial. th-cam.com/video/R-ho10bVEgg/w-d-xo.html
@@TechDweeb Oh yeah I forgot to say, I've tracked my gpu temperature and it never went over 72 degrees even at the point of crashing, that's why I'm so confused with what's happening
I have a 2080 GeForce Rtx and lately it has been crashing mid game or even a little after start up of call of duty. It just loses signal to my hdmi then I hear some fans getting noisy right when that happens. Temps never get above 75 ☹️
I would still check the thermal paste. There are two temperature sensors, an overall sensor and a hotspot junction sensor, the temperature that's usually shown in monitoring software like MSI afterburner is the overall temperature but that junction temperature is what causes the card to forcibly crash as a failsafe. I've heard of people undervolting their cards to prevent crashes but for most people replacing the paste does the trick. Good luck!
I have a 3070 and it artifacts in bios and sometimes crashes and the screen goes black
Rx 5700xt, leds light up (power from pcie) but doesn't seem to power up at all otherwise. Not detected by by pc. Have tried in two systems. One was an Intel system the other a amd with radeon adrenaline installed thanks to a 6600 non xt gpu. Have re pasted it but that's as far as I dared venture on my own with no further guidance... any ideas or instructions to share on fixing this?
Is it detected in the bios? If not, then it sounds pretty dead to me. If it's not detected in multiple systems then you probably are out of options other than baking it. That's what I would be trying personally if it was my card, it's the only last ditch effort thing you can try when you've exhausted all other possibilities.
Oh I suppose one more thing you could try would be seeing if you can pull the vbios off the card. There is a piece of software called NV flash for NVIDIA cards, but I know there is an equivalent one for AMD cards. There's a chance the vbios on the card is corrupted. It's possible that it will be detected by the vBIOS flashing utility. If that's the case, then you might be able to find the BIOS for your card online and Flash it. That's a long shot though, it doesn't seem to me that that would work but worth a shot before it goes into the oven I suppose haha. Good luck to you my friend!
@@TechDweeb greatly appreciate it! I will see if I can find the the amd equivalent and go from there. This was a used 2nd hand per say card so figured I'd tinker with it in hopes of getting it going.
Ehh, I have a problem when I'm playing games my GPU would go black screen somewhere mid game and the fan speed will go full speed during the black screen, I know one thing that's for sure, is that my GPU is not overheating as I've also checked the thermal/repasted
It's still likely a thermal issue, even though you've checked the thermals there still is likely an issue somewhere that's not being reported by the sensors. I had this happen on a GTX 770, the temperatures looked fine from the sensors, but it was still crashing under load. Repasting fixed it. If you've already repasted the only other suggestion I have would be to get some thermal pads for the memory modules to help them cool from the heatsink. Other than that, you might be out of luck :/
@@TechDweeb Hmm, the thermal pads are new as well...
@@TechDweeb Hmm, it doesn't look like a normal crash, the fans of my GPU would go max speed when it crashes/black screen
Yeah thats normal when a gpu crashes due to thermals - screen goes black and fans go to max until restart. I've seen it many times. Have you tried undervolting the gpu? That's the best way to bring down the temps.combine that with underclocking to get them even lower. You'd lose a bit of performance but if it keeps from crashing then it'd be worth it.
i have gtx 1080 sometimes game will run just fine and then sometimes my screen will go black and fans will start getting loud i don’t have another pc to test it but i’ve recently got a new cpu so would you suggest trying the thermal paste fix on the gpu?
also i’ve had this pc for a while and it’s just started doing this.
Definitely. Totally sounds like a GPU overheating issue. Repasting is the 1st thing I'd try for sure.
@@TechDweeb tons of people with this issue and no one can seem to fix it, some say faulty psu some say power pins or thermal paste... can you try and figure it out for us !! heres an example th-cam.com/video/23IXgFQKwho/w-d-xo.html
@@fatality601 exactly what I have dealt with, everything I look up has different “fixes”. The issue has gotten so bad that it happens every time I start my pc so I can’t get the thing on
Bro, i once opened a game and the pc went black screen with a buzzing sound and the gou fans stopped working. I tried reinserting the gpu and still it was displaying nothing. Them the next day i reinserted the gpu ajdbit worked for some time and went back screen after i tried to play games on it. I dont know what fhe issue might be? I tried applying thermal paste( which has lying around for an year)
@@FM-bn4bk no, the GPU died and I didn't try to service it though
i fix cpu fan on gtx 560ti fix my card temp 85 to 65.
Niiiiiiiiiice!
I have a RTX 3070 that is really acting up, Idk what to do
Symptoms?
@@TechDweeb Artifacts under Load and Freezes the Game and shuts down the Game
I think my brother had the same issue. He has this low budget pc with the amd rx 550. Its shows a display but after 2 minutes the fan starts to spin fast with a loud sound and then after a few seconds it shuts off the screen, but the pc is still turn on. I tried repasting the GPU. The same issue persist. Please help.
i also have this issue with my 1060 i did everything nothing works , did u fixed it?
@@Angygz tell me too if you get any solution
@@tonny2131 i throw the card as it was outta warranty, i tried everything chnging the thermal tapes it was zotac
I think my thermal paste was wrongly put on
OMG thank you, from my moms basement
i get severe artefacts when i start any game, even someone as simple as old school runescape.. I used to be able to run escape from tarkov no issues. it seems to crash and artefact as soon as the GPU comes under load or when 3d effects are required or something, also my pc becomes unusable and i have to restart where it sometimes wont even boot properly. (black screens/freezing when logging in)
2060 Super OC Windforce, and i have had to severely underclock the GPU pretty much since a year after I bought it. so I figure it was dying then and is now dead although im typing to you now with it plugged in
i have 3 980ti cards, 1 of the card will have a black screen 2 sec but i have sound and all on 1 specific tv 85 inch 4k 120hz tv, but this never happens on my 4k 65 inch tv 60 hz or my 27 inch 1080p tv 240 hz, only playing at 1080p, and i have changed thermalpaste and thermal pads, and made sure its no gap, i have also changed pc for that card and cable, but it only happens to that card on that tv :P hehe i have no ide whats going on.
That is super weird. I've never heard of such a thing. Also you have too many TVs 😛
@@TechDweeb yes its so wierd, you can never have enough tvs😄 but i do have 14 pcs, so i guess i have to many of thoes, but i really like old hardware that is refusing to die like my MSI K9A2 Neo-F motherbord that i paired with phenom x4 965 and my gtx 8800😄 its been outside for many winters cat peed on it and had had a hard time, but still not dead.
@@TechDweeb i think i have found the problem, the other tv i have uses hdmi 2.0 but the new 85 4k 120hz tv uses 2.1 hdmi port, do you think this could be the problem for the 980 ti?
nice video thank you
Welcomes!
Omg i think someone just sold me a broken graphics card. :( I'm a novice in pc knowledge. Now it's doing artifacts after minutes of gaming. It's so frustrating.
If it happens after gaming but not otherwise, it's a thermal issue. Try replacing the paste because that is the easiest thing that fixes most thermal issues on older GPUs.
I can‘t believe that it was my thermal paste. It seems i didn‘t put enough last time because it was missing some in a corner 😂 But thanks a lot this is the first Video, which specifically talks about this exact problem, i found. My GPU started at 73 degrees and went to 96 but now it is at 80 maximum
congratulations, you fixed it!
It just feels wrong putting a graphics card in the oven
Yeah I know what you mean. The first time I did it I thought "am I being trolled? There's no way this will work"
It is, real repair technicians don’t put GPUs in the oven. UNLESS the other option is throw it in the trash. The oven is not an option. This video is more entertainment than information.
my problem is only when i play a game such as gta online it takes about 10 minutes into playing then my screen turns of then my fan becomes very loud. ?
That definitely sounds like a thermal issue. Have you ever repasted it? Try that as a first step.
@@TechDweeb yeah im going to try that tommorow its just after happening to me tonight , other than playing games my pc does not turn of so im hoping that is it .. i will come back if that works thanks !
@@TechDweeb and nope i have never repasted it.
@@adamk5462 Hey did it work???
i downloaded msi afterburner turned down everything now its working fine what do you think it is? because i brought it to technicians and they charging so much money ? this is my second pc FWI
Hi I have r9 390x amd card every time I plug this card in my pc. My pc start hanging and Thn it stop working. Thn I have to remove the card it work fine. What is the problem plz can some one help me
Can you try the card in another computer? If it causes the same problem in another system, then you can be sure it's a problem with the card. If not, then there's a problem on your PC. If the problem only happens on your PC then it is likely a driver issue. One thing you can try is to remove the graphics driver. There is a program called DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller), you'll need to run that in safe mode and completely remove the old driver, and then re-download the updated driver.
@@TechDweeb thanks a lot sir. I have placed the order gpus in my pc like rtx 3060 12gb and gtx 960 4gb. This all cards working fine in my pc except r9 390x. And I have downloaded a new driver today from amd website. If it's gpu problem Thn how can I fix tht?
It could still be a software problem. I'd recommend starting the PC in safe mode. If it works fine, then it's definitely a driver issue, and the DDU utility I mentioned should help you out. If it doesn't work fine, then you'll need to test the card in another machine to confirm 100% that the card is faulty. If that's the case I'd recommend repasting the card like I showed in step 2. Hope this helps!
@@TechDweeb thanks alot sir I'll try on safe mode Thn I'll let you know
@@Anax159 i remember i had two r9 390x running on crossfire and the computer always crash, years later i put those gpus back on a build to test. They work fine. Turns out it was the power supply. So test the gpu on a differnt computer first, if it works then its the computer power supply or the pcie slot. If it doesn't then its the gpu or the gpu driver
damn
As someone who fixes gpu as a side job. This video is SHIT. Never bake/oven your gpu. All you're doing is destroying the gpu from something fixable into a dead one.
To even properly oven the gpu, always remove all eletrolytic capacitors first before even doing this and apply decent flux all over the board. Hell, to even know if artifacts causes the loose solder connection, check it with memory testers like tserver or mats/mods first!
Since u fix gpus do u know why my gpu black screens me and my monitor recieves no signal afterwards until i restart my pc
@@ArgjendB8502 did the blackscreen happens after you start a game or other software that uses the gpu?
@@ryoosari it happened once when i was botting up my pc
@@ryoosari i get severe artefacts when i start any game, even something as simple as old school runescape.. I used to be able to run escape from tarkov no issues. it seems to crash and artefact as soon as the GPU comes under load or when 3d effects are required or something, also my pc becomes unusable and i have to restart where it sometimes wont even boot properly. (black screens/freezing when logging in)
2060 Super OC Windforce, and i have had to severely underclock the GPU pretty much since a year after I bought it. so I figure it was dying then and is now dead although im typing to you now with it plugged in)🙄
@@tellah8037 Oh man, RIP gpu. Sounded like a bad/dying VRAM or worse, the Memory Controller.
Why do you talk so funny?
People just talk how they talk
Nonsense tutorial so far