I start Fortnite Cpu and Gpu so average both 60 degrees is so clear then just black screen the PC restarts or is just black Pc stays on sends no signal to monitor and you LEDS of mouse and Tasta goes out too what is the reason dust ne Pc new few weeks old. Is in the corner under my desk.
What are your components?
Maybe you overclocked the graphics card?
GraKA is not overclocked have a R5 2600 and a Rx Vega 56 Airboost Oc which is just a Custom and itself overclocked by MSI
And the remaining components? Power adapter?
In the Windows Event Viewer, you can see what's reported as an error.
How do I look after this?
Power supply: Simply open the housing side.
Event display: https://www.google.com/...e/10119323
PSU is: pure power system 11 400 watts and that with the event display is there a video it is very complicated, I have to look at hardware?
You already realize that your system needs about 380W at full load?
… I have chosen this with a similar system.
Your power supply could be your problem.
There's your problem! Your 400 Watt power supply is too weak, you need a minimum of 500 if not 600 Watt power supply!
You have a 400 W PSU in your PC and wonder why your PC goes out when your hardware consumes under load up to about 380 watts.
And that's why you do not build low-power PSUs when it's not an office PC. You need a PSU of at least 500 watts, better 550 or even 600.
The PSU will not be the problem as everyone write. The PC may need a short time to the 400W, but that is not a problem with this power supply. In addition, when playing games, all components are never fully utilized.
Nevertheless you can use the automatic undervolting function of the graphics card to exclude the power supply, which would have to be found in the driver, possibly in the Wattman. Maybe the power supply has a defect.
There are a lot of videos about the event, just have a look.
Yes actually that fits because I have balanced in the Wattman
Be sure to check the event log which is given as an error. Maybe the graphics card also has a defect. Although 400W is tight, but should not be a problem, after all, the maximum consumption is 380W and not over 400W.
I find it way too complicated haha I do not understand it
Have to just click through a bit, is a bit confusing.
Have you sent a link above, read through the page, because everything is explained.
Or here again a video:
