CS:GO and DB:K are not "power hungry games" Honestly I don't think this issue is related to a power supply issue because: The black screens and crashes happened only when I'm playing with CS:GO and Dragon Ball: Kakarot (even on the menù of the games and anyway in the early 30-60 seconds). I also logged the videocard parameters with GPU-z during more than one crash, but I didn't recognize any spike of voltage or incoherent data stressed for hours with 3D Mark and MSI Kombustor without any issue
every time that I changed the video driver I made a clean with DDU and then install the driver (release tryed: 19.12.1, 20.4.2, 20.9.1, 20.11.1, 20.11.2, 20.12.1) change the refresh frequency of the monitor to 60-120-144 Hz run the system on a clean installation of Windows 10 20H2 (with all the last availables updates) with only the video and the chipset driver installed downclock and undervolt the GPU (up to 1000 MHz 1 V) or to change in a lot of ways the curve freq/volt update the vBIOS to the last available version install different bios (F42e, F50a, F50e) These are the attemps that I have made since now: In fact this issue involves only that games, while I can run Battlefield V for hours and hours. Unfortunatly I'm facing the black screen issues that involves a lot of 5700XT (with sound freeze and reboot of the system with WHEA ID: 18), but in my case the problem is only with "light" games like CS:GO and Dragon Ball:Kakarot and always with Adrenalin 20.x.x driver. I'm facing a lot of issue with a ROG 5700XT that I recently bought.Ĥx8 GB G.skill 3200 MHz CL15 3600 MHz CL16
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