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System Name | BlackHawk |
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Processor | Intel 3570k 4.2GHz Intel C state enabled, EIST enabled |
Motherboard | MSI Z77 G45 |
Cooling | CPU cooler some kind of big Alpenföhn, without fan. I have Spectre PWM on it. |
Memory | Corsair V. 1600mHz |
Video Card(s) | GTX1060 |
Storage | Crucial M4 SSD 128GB, Kingston SSD 256GB, WDD Green 2TB |
Display(s) | DELL UltraSharp 24'' |
Case | Bitfenix Shinobi |
Audio Device(s) | Schiit Jotunheim |
Power Supply | Seasonic Modular 520W |
Mouse | G502 |
Keyboard | CM Quickfire Ultimate |
Software | W10 |
Hello!
I have a problem with my system. My screen goes black at random times for 1 sec. Has some pixelating effect also ms before the flick. It has happened with my ASUS r9 270 OC maybe 2 weeks or more. These black outs seem to not be connected to loads, game etc. They do not change system stability, everything is ok. Sound dosen't change, music keeps playing.
I use Afterburner and i have 1040/1450 clock, power factor was 15% up. My system spec should be in my profile.
Although, the problem remains at stock clock. 975mHz and 1400mHz ram clock
CPU i3570k @ 4.2Ghz, have had no issues for 2 years with this clock/settings.
Also i have my ram at lower clock than reference? 1333 Mhz. I got system instability when i used 1600 mHz.
I have a problem with my system. My screen goes black at random times for 1 sec. Has some pixelating effect also ms before the flick. It has happened with my ASUS r9 270 OC maybe 2 weeks or more. These black outs seem to not be connected to loads, game etc. They do not change system stability, everything is ok. Sound dosen't change, music keeps playing.
I use Afterburner and i have 1040/1450 clock, power factor was 15% up. My system spec should be in my profile.
Although, the problem remains at stock clock. 975mHz and 1400mHz ram clock
CPU i3570k @ 4.2Ghz, have had no issues for 2 years with this clock/settings.
Also i have my ram at lower clock than reference? 1333 Mhz. I got system instability when i used 1600 mHz.
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