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β’Created by 彑 on 12/23/2023 in #community-help
MY THING IS BUGGING
First check whether a loose connection on the HDMI cable is causing problems. To do this, you can easily wiggle the cable ends or feel the cable for a break. If in doubt, try a different cable.
The software can also be to blame for display problems. Update your graphics card drivers via Device Manager or download the latest driver from the manufacturer's website.
If the drivers are up to date or the update does not solve your problems, you can use the Windows on-board tools to check your graphics card for errors.
In addition to the HDMI cable, the graphics card is connected via other cables. Switch off the PC completely, including the power switch on the case, and open it. Check the graphics card slots and the outgoing cables.
In some cases it helps to remove the graphics card, remove any remaining dust and then reinstall it. Ideally, try a different slot.
The problem could also be with the monitor. Here the image is transmitted via a cable, which is usually located on the back or on the lower part of the frame in the housing. However, unscrewing the device yourself is not recommended for laypeople. Gently press the frame to check for possible loose contact.
Does it only happen at maximum performance that your PC screen briefly goes black? Then it could be that your hardware is running too hot. In this case, only an additional fan or one will help
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