Dual monitor blinking and flashing after a while of gaming.

[Cedro02]

So my dual monitor setup has been acting really weird lately and I really need some help. For example: When I play GTA 5, after about 15min the sound starts looping, my left monitor starts flashing blue af and my main monitor just gets blue. The left monitor is connected with a dvi-d port and the main one is connected with displayport. This is getting really annoying as it sometimes happens when I play cs go competitively and I have to restart my PC, and then I get a competitive cooldown for 7 days. PLS help!!!!!

CPU: i7 4770k
GPU: 780 ti SC

 

[geofelt]

I doubt the second monitor has anything to do with your problem.
Try running with it disconnected.

1. Is your graphics driver current? Has it been changed recently?
2. How are your gpu temperatures?
3. Do you have a graphics overclock? Perhaps back that off.
4. Is your psu of good quality and sufficient power?

 

[Cedro02]

I doubt the second monitor has anything to do with your problem.
Try running with it disconnected.

1. Is your graphics driver current? Has it been changed recently?
2. How are your gpu temperatures?
3. Do you have a graphics overclock? Perhaps back that off.
4. Is your psu of good quality and sufficient power?

It doesn't matter if I have it disconnected or not. My drivers are up to date and my temps and oc numbers are fine My psu is a 80+ plus gold sooooo yea.

 

[geofelt]

If GTA5 is the only game with the problem, there is likely a game patch needed.

 

[Cedro02]

It's not only GTA 5 as I said before that it happened when I played "Counter-Strike Global Offensive"

 

[geofelt]

What is common is your graphics card. On occasion, they do fail.
It should be under warranty so possibly a RMA is in order.

Exactly what make/model is your psu?
They can become flaky and cause problems too.

Can you run some stress tests of graphics to see if you can cause the problem?

 

[Cedro02]

What is common is your graphics card. On occasion, they do fail.
It should be under warranty so possibly a RMA is in order.

Exactly what make/model is your psu?
They can become flaky and cause problems too.

Can you run some stress tests of graphics to see if you can cause the problem?

I'am 100 quadrillion% sure that it has nothing to do with my graphics card. My power consumtion is also fine since I have 400watt that is not used.