When playing higher graphic intense games i get no cable input on monitor

Elmertusk · May 16, 2015

When playing higher graphic intense games i get no cable input on monitor. I usually only got it in counterstrike and that not graphic intense like at all but 30-40 minutes playing that i get the black screen and saying" not input" and then monitor turns off but computer keeps running and now its doing it to Tera and i just downloaded it and yeah
And right before it happened my gpu was at only 55 degrees Celsius and cpu at 50
my specs are
Windows 8.1 (64bit)
Asrock h97pro (motherboard)
8 gigs of ram
R9 280x XFX (gpu)
Intel Core i5-4690K (cpu)
Rosewill ATX 12V 650-Watt 80 PLUS BRONZE (PSU) Which is more than enough really
and ive sent the gpu for a RMA twice and they said they fixed it like at first when i got it when i played a game i got multicolored screens and had to restart to use the pc again and now its this
any help would be GREATLY appreciated!

BTW
I have a Acer G246HL Abd 24-Inch Screen LED-Lit Monitor and im using the cable it came with
Amazon link ( http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0098Y77OG/ref=oh_aui_... )

MarkW · May 16, 2015

Is all of this happening during, or right after you play CounterStrike?

I ask the question because we get a steady stream of people coming here complaining that their computers are doing all kinds of weird things during or after playing that game. And when I go do a search on Google for CounterStrike, I literally see page after page after page of entries with people complaining about how many problems they are having during and after they have played CS. Some of these problems date back to 2005. If these problems are CS related, only the game developers can fix them.

Elmertusk · May 16, 2015

MarkW :

during i play the game and thats not the only game i get this problem with though .

MarkW · May 16, 2015

"I usually only got it in counterstrike and that not graphic intense like at all but 30-40 minutes playing that i get the black screen and saying" not input" and then monitor turns off"

I assume these other games have these problems right after you played CS?

Elmertusk · May 16, 2015

MarkW :

No i could play Tera right after i power on my pc and it does it , but if i play a game like mafia II it doesnt do it

MarkW · May 16, 2015

Lets try a couple of things, but one at a time.

Find the Tera .exe file. The one that the game runs from. Right click on it, and select Properties. A window will appear, and there will be a tab named Compatibility. Click the Run this program in compatibilty mode for: checkbox. The drop down list will then enable. Select Windows 7. And then click Apply at the bottom of that window.

Do not check any of the checkboxes in the Settings part of the panel.

Now do the same thing for CounterStrike.

Play the games for awhile, and see if the problems still happen. If they do, change compatibility from Windows 7 to Windows Vista SP2.

If at any point, the gameplay starts doing weird things its never done before, exit the game, and turn off the compatibilty mode by undo-ing the checkbox you set and clicking Apply.

If both games continue to have problems, I want you to download the MemTest86+ program in ISO format, and burn a disk with that ISO. That disk will be a bootable disk, and it will run a program that tests memory. Run this overnight. Let it run at least 8 hours.
http://www.memtest.org/

If after 8 hours or more of running, you have no errors, then we can probably assume your memory is not part of this problem. On the other hand, if it crashes, reports memory errors, or locks up, you probably have some bad memory.

Let me know what happens.

Elmertusk · May 16, 2015

MarkW :

Lets try a couple of things, but one at a time.

Find the Tera .exe file. The one that the game runs from. Right click on it, and select Properties. A window will appear, and there will be a tab named Compatibility. Click the Run this program in compatibilty mode for: checkbox. The drop down list will then enable. Select Windows 7. And then click Apply at the bottom of that window.

Do not check any of the checkboxes in the Settings part of the panel.

Now do the same thing for CounterStrike.

Play the games for awhile, and see if the problems still happen. If they do, change compatibility from Windows 7 to Windows Vista SP2.

If at any point, the gameplay starts doing weird things its never done before, exit the game, and turn off the compatibilty mode by undo-ing the checkbox you set and clicking Apply.

If both games continue to have problems, I want you to download the MemTest86+ program in ISO format, and burn a disk with that ISO. That disk will be a bootable disk, and it will run a program that tests memory. Run this overnight. Let it run at least 8 hours.
http://www.memtest.org/

If after 8 hours or more of running, you have no errors, then we can probably assume your memory is not part of this problem. On the other hand, if it crashes, reports memory errors, or locks up, you probably have some bad memory.

Let me know what happens.

okay will do man ill probably update you tomorrow about it

Elmertusk · May 17, 2015

MarkW :

Lets try a couple of things, but one at a time.

Find the Tera .exe file. The one that the game runs from. Right click on it, and select Properties. A window will appear, and there will be a tab named Compatibility. Click the Run this program in compatibilty mode for: checkbox. The drop down list will then enable. Select Windows 7. And then click Apply at the bottom of that window.

Do not check any of the checkboxes in the Settings part of the panel.

Now do the same thing for CounterStrike.

Play the games for awhile, and see if the problems still happen. If they do, change compatibility from Windows 7 to Windows Vista SP2.

If at any point, the gameplay starts doing weird things its never done before, exit the game, and turn off the compatibilty mode by undo-ing the checkbox you set and clicking Apply.

If both games continue to have problems, I want you to download the MemTest86+ program in ISO format, and burn a disk with that ISO. That disk will be a bootable disk, and it will run a program that tests memory. Run this overnight. Let it run at least 8 hours.
http://www.memtest.org/

If after 8 hours or more of running, you have no errors, then we can probably assume your memory is not part of this problem. On the other hand, if it crashes, reports memory errors, or locks up, you probably have some bad memory.

Let me know what happens.

Nothing happened, no errors

MarkW · May 17, 2015

Not even in the games?

Elmertusk · May 17, 2015

MarkW :

no

Arronleeds · May 17, 2015

usually a graphics card problem if you get no input or it could be that the cable itself is faulty.

MarkW · May 17, 2015

So maybe its fixed

Give it a few days before we start the party though.

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