Okay, from the tests everything seem to be fine and I haven't encountered the issue yet. But I will try to test again and report the results
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In Progress Monitors losing signal while gaming?
- Thread starter AsianFiend
- Start date
Yes, I have first run the game without using the second monitor and then plugged it in after the first test. Both seemed to be running without any major issues. FYI the game I ran is Fate/Samurai Remnant. I also tried a multiplayer game and it didn't seem to have any problems as well.
Sounds promising 
Give it a couple more days before considering the issue resolved, if all good we will mark your thread, if the exact same issue reappears let us know.
Tip, while the PC is running stable you should create a new system restore point and likewise if you intend to install any new program/s, update any software ( Including Windows and Defender ) if you make any changes to system settings keep a written note of the original settings first, these couple of things are your basic safety net.
Give it a couple more days before considering the issue resolved, if all good we will mark your thread, if the exact same issue reappears let us know.
Tip, while the PC is running stable you should create a new system restore point and likewise if you intend to install any new program/s, update any software ( Including Windows and Defender ) if you make any changes to system settings keep a written note of the original settings first, these couple of things are your basic safety net.
Hi, I got bad news, the problem seemed to have just reappeared. However, instead of happening within an hour of playing a game. My PC lasted a few hours of gameplay before this issue reoccurring. Was this related to parts overheating that causes the monitors to shut off?
Did you do the above.
What happened exactly.
What game was being played.
How many screens were hooked up.
Ah, sorry. I completely forgot about setting a restoring point. But during that time, I did not install anything new or do anything significant, such as changing the settings of my system or bios.
It happened while I had two screens hooked up and I was playing Fortnite with my friends. The game seemed to run fine for two hours but crashed after that. During the crash, I also noticed that my PC was a bit hot, if that contributed to anything, and my temp seemed to be running around 60 - 80
It happened while I had two screens hooked up and I was playing Fortnite with my friends. The game seemed to run fine for two hours but crashed after that. During the crash, I also noticed that my PC was a bit hot, if that contributed to anything, and my temp seemed to be running around 60 - 80
Almost always happy to help but not when members do not do as asked, we rely on you to help us to help you.
You mention not changing anything significant so you did change something + don`t forget that things like Windows get updated and Windows unfortunately updates drivers without you knowing.
You say that the game crashed but that does not tell us what happened exactly, see my canned explanation below for as to why this information is important;
With your update can we have a new Speccy url + upload a MTB log for us if you will;
Download MiniToolBox and save the file to the Desktop.
Close the browser and run the tool, check the following options;
List last 10 Event Viewer Errors
List Installed Programs
List Devices (Only Problems)
List Users, Partitions and Memory size
Click on Go.
Attach the resulting log to your next reply.
You mention not changing anything significant so you did change something + don`t forget that things like Windows get updated and Windows unfortunately updates drivers without you knowing.
You say that the game crashed but that does not tell us what happened exactly, see my canned explanation below for as to why this information is important;
With your update can we have a new Speccy url + upload a MTB log for us if you will;
Download MiniToolBox and save the file to the Desktop.
Close the browser and run the tool, check the following options;
List last 10 Event Viewer Errors
List Installed Programs
List Devices (Only Problems)
List Users, Partitions and Memory size
Click on Go.
Attach the resulting log to your next reply.
Sorry about that. When I said the game crashed, I should have meant that just like the original problem, the monitors would suddenly lose signal, and I would have to reset it to get it online.
Apologies for the delay getting back to you, working seven days a week leaving little to no time for the forum atm
Uninstall anything to do with Razer software, this is what is causing some if not all of your gaming problems.
Windows is also shown to be having issues.
You need to enable XMP as you presently have a bottleneck.
Uninstall anything to do with Razer software, this is what is causing some if not all of your gaming problems.
Windows is also shown to be having issues.
You need to enable XMP as you presently have a bottleneck.