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SO i just finished building a computer, i have asus gtx 1060 . I have a Acer 1600x900 60hz monitor( i know it sucks 
) I noticed every time i play left 4 dead 2 , i exit the game and i get a black screen. the only way to solve this blackscreen is to manually start my computer. I looked on a few forums and there were people with the SAME issue! they said to change you refresh rate , to your native rate, it will fix it. I check my refresh rate, and it was at 59Hz.... ooookkk i said to myself. I switched to 60hz and my resolution look big and didn't fit on my screen. I started up left for dead 2 , everything looked normal, i exited the game to see if it would exit without that black screen of death. Surely, enough it worked, it exited perfectly, but my resolution was large and looked terrible. If i switch it back to 59Hz, it looks great! Another note, I never upddated my BIOS after building my new computer because everything worked so well, i didnt want to mess it up...Even though Ive heard this MAYBE a windows 10 problem, could it be an outaed BIOS messing my resolution up? or maybe graphics card? any help is greatly appreciated.
What the heck is going on?!
) I noticed every time i play left 4 dead 2 , i exit the game and i get a black screen. the only way to solve this blackscreen is to manually start my computer. I looked on a few forums and there were people with the SAME issue! they said to change you refresh rate , to your native rate, it will fix it. I check my refresh rate, and it was at 59Hz.... ooookkk i said to myself. I switched to 60hz and my resolution look big and didn't fit on my screen. I started up left for dead 2 , everything looked normal, i exited the game to see if it would exit without that black screen of death. Surely, enough it worked, it exited perfectly, but my resolution was large and looked terrible. If i switch it back to 59Hz, it looks great! Another note, I never upddated my BIOS after building my new computer because everything worked so well, i didnt want to mess it up...Even though Ive heard this MAYBE a windows 10 problem, could it be an outaed BIOS messing my resolution up? or maybe graphics card? any help is greatly appreciated.What the heck is going on?!
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