The Very Unsovled "Black Screen Problem"

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mostrino

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Hello,about 6 months ago i change my g.card with a gtx 660ti..I was good at first till i got the problem with the blackscreen in games and the looping sound..After many restarts pc wouldnt even open..Change power supply (3 in fact..Thought this was the prob) but still problem exist's...I've try EVERYTHING..it's not overheating,no power supply,no ram nothing..And im going for my 4th Powersupply now..(burned.)So im guessing my g.card maybe have problem and cause me some dead power supply.So i need some1 who SOLVED the black screen issue.Help a fellow..

P.S. Sry for my english,it's not my nature language.
 
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You can download the Ultimate Boot CD and run every test you can to see if you can narrow down the cause.

http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/

But if it's something that causes damage to your PC, as you said about the PSU, the best thing would be to stop using it and give it to a professional to check.

Also, before going on with anything, do a backup of all your important files. This is very important especially if you're having PSU problems. A faulty PSU can damage other parts, including he hard disk.

P.S.: By the way, what kind of PSU do you have and how many watts?
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mostrino

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Any other advise???It's not an option,store is closed.
 
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fixxxer113

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You can download the Ultimate Boot CD and run every test you can to see if you can narrow down the cause.

http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/

But if it's something that causes damage to your PC, as you said about the PSU, the best thing would be to stop using it and give it to a professional to check.

Also, before going on with anything, do a backup of all your important files. This is very important especially if you're having PSU problems. A faulty PSU can damage other parts, including he hard disk.

P.S.: By the way, what kind of PSU do you have and how many watts?
 
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