PC Processors

[SaiJax]

Hello, my problem is that my screen turns off while playing games. I start hearing fan noise from the computer and my screen says power saving mode. I can't do anyting. I have to restart the computer. I have been experiencing this problem for the last 2 months. I have been using the computer for 1 year and this is the first time this has happened to me. How can I solve this problem? I need your help

Sistem Özelliklerim:

GİGABYTE B550M DS3H (Rev. 1.7)

AMD RYZEN 5 5500

ASUS GTX 1650 4GB 256BİT

POWERX DDR4 3200MHz 16 GB RAM

M2 SSD X2

SATA SSD X2

FRİSBY 650W 80 PLUS GÜÇ KAYNAĞI

[Edward357Johnson]

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@SaiJax wrote:

Hello, my problem is that my screen turns off while playing games. I start hearing fan noise from the computer and my screen says power saving mode. I can't do anyting. I have to restart the computer. I have been experiencing this problem for the last 2 months. I have been using the computer for 1 year and this is the first time this has happened to me. How can I solve this problem? I need your help

Sistem Özelliklerim:

GİGABYTE B550M DS3H (Rev. 1.7)

AMD RYZEN 5 5500

ASUS GTX 1650 4GB 256BİT

POWERX DDR4 3200MHz 16 GB RAM

M2 SSD X2

SATA SSD X2

FRİSBY 650W 80 PLUS GÜÇ KAYNAĞI

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Hello!

If your screen turns off while gaming, update your graphics drivers, set your power plan to "High Performance," disable display power-saving features, and run a GPU stress test.

[SaiJax]

I changed the power settings to high performance. The graphics card driver is up to date but you said the display is in power saving mode. I don't know where to disable it. I did the 2 things you told me and put it in a GPU stress test, I immediately encountered the problem you described. The third time I ran it, nothing happened for 30 seconds. If I'm not mistaken, after 30 seconds, I encountered the same problem again and the temperature was 60. It shut down like that and restard

[Nixfox]

Your problem has nothing to do with windows power plans and power savings. If the only way to turn the screen back on is to reboot, it is almost certainly a hardware problem. If I was you, I would reseat the graphics card and check the cable.

Yeah, your PSU looks very, very shady. How old is it?

[SaiJax]

The psu is brand new, it has been 1.5-2 years since I bought it.

[SaiJax]

I put all the hardware in stress test, I tested the processor, graphics card and RAM under the heaviest load. While there was no problem with the processor and RAM, I put the graphics card in stress test and experienced the problem I told you about. The graphics card seems to be the source of the problem, but when I did some research on the internet, I 

saw that other people encountered such a problem caused by the processor or the PSU. As you said, it is also possible that it is the PSU, but since I do not have another PSU source, I do not know how to test it.

[goodplay]

This is the AMD support forum, for issues re your nvidia card you would want to ask on their support forum.

[Nixfox]

It would be helpful if you had a spare GPU just for the test so you can eliminate it as the source of the problem.

I could bet that it's PSU though. It is causing instability. 

It doesn't really matter if it's new or not. A new bad quality PSU is always a bad quality PSU. I couldn't find anything on that funny named PSU. It's garbage and danger to other components in your system.

[SaiJax]

You are right about what you said, I will fallow your advice and buy a new wellknown brand psu, thank you for your help.