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The document describes issues with a PC experiencing random black screens and crashes under graphical load, indicating a potential GPU problem. The author has attempted various troubleshooting steps, including a full Windows reinstallation and graphics driver reinstallation, but the issues persist. The suspected causes are a defect in the graphics card or an unstable power supply.

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The document describes issues with a PC experiencing random black screens and crashes under graphical load, indicating a potential GPU problem. The author has attempted various troubleshooting steps, including a full Windows reinstallation and graphics driver reinstallation, but the issues persist. The suspected causes are a defect in the graphics card or an unstable power supply.

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Problem

- Random black screens: The display cuts out multiple times for ~30 seconds. In some cases, the
screen stays completely black and the PC becomes unresponsive, requiring a restart. This happens
not only under load, but also when the PC is idle (e.g., on the desktop).

- Crashes under graphical load: Programs that use the GPU crash immediately after such a black
screen, while lighter programs without GPU load continue working. This points to a GPU issue.

- Rare red screen: In some cases, a completely red screen appears during heavier load, but this
happens less frequently.

What I have already tried:

1. Full Windows reinstallation (factory reset)

2. Completely removed and reinstalled graphics drivers using DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller)

3. Checked hardware: tested different DisplayPort cables and connected PC directly to a wall outlet

4. Applied underclocking to GPU and VRAM

Suspected cause:

- Defect in the graphics card

- Or an unstable power supply

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