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I downloaded GTA V a month ago and after a day I started it again, but after 1-2 hours I suddenly had a black screen and I couldn't press anything. Meanwhile, this happens after 30 minutes in a game like The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim. For example, I have 60 FPS in Skyrim and over 30 in GTA (sometimes even up to 60 or more). When I switched my monitor on and off it said that I should click a button on the mouse or keyboard to get the signal again, but nothing happened. For example, this doesn't happen in Minecraft.
Maybe wack contact on HDMI connector? Seems to be a problem with the screen, cable, or your graphics card
What components and how old? Sounds like an overload problem. Vll times a fps limiter in?
Please post your hardware and the age of the computer.
Have vga. The cable can't be because I don't move in-game. Immediately write my components briefly what to do.
My pc is now 2 years old. My graphics card is: Amd Radeon hd 6900 series and my processor the amd fx six core 6100 (hope the processor is called that) and my power supply is a 450 watt power supply.
My pc is now 2 years old. My graphics card is: Amd Radeon hd 6900 series and my processor the amd fx six core 6100 (hope the processor is called that) and my power supply is a 450 watt power supply.
My pc is now 2 years old. My graphics card is: Amd Radeon hd 6900 series and my processor the amd fx six core 6100 (hope the processor is called that) and my power supply is a 450 watt power supply.
Ok there we have the culprit. Um, your PSU is pretty lean for your GPU, don't you think?!
What is the psu?
What is the psu?
Your power supply.
The last 2 years I could gamble without problems. Does it have to be a power supply with more watts?
The last 2 years I could gamble without problems. Does it have to be a power supply with more watts?
I would say yes. Your PSU has been under full load for 2 years. At some point, this will also wear out. What PSU do you have?
I have to screw my pc on and watch it. I don't know exactly
