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Bug Strange black screens

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May 27, 2016
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So at random times my pc while running runemate will black screen and lockup. I dont know how to solve it i have tried so many different things its not even funny. Someone plzz help.
Pc-
Win 7
Gpu Msi r9 380
Cpu and fx 8320e
Ram 2×4gb hyper x fury
Mobo msi 990fxa
All temps are fine
All drivers for mobo and gpu are newest.
Plzzz help it only does this while running runemate for me. I really love this program and want to use it effectively!
 
@Arbiter Any ideas plzz i really need some help i have tried so many things...
 
Joined
May 27, 2016
Messages
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I have honestly never heard of that before can u explain and i will try it im desperate i just want it to run smooth so i dont have to hard reset my pc all the time
 
RuneMate Staff
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Oct 2, 2015
Messages
3,246
A virtual machine is a "computer" within your computer. You install and run a program which acts as a completely separate "computer" within your own operating system.

Read: Beginner Geek: How to Create and Use Virtual Machines

Install: Oracle VM VirtualBox
 
Edit: Sounds as though a common issue for your graphics card:

R9 380 users who have black screen crashes, Help! • /r/Amd
R9 380 black screen issues - AMD's persistent, unsolved bug - PC Invasion


I suggest you try a different graphics card and see if anything changes.
 
12 year old normie
Joined
Jan 8, 2015
Messages
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A virtual machine is a "computer" within your computer. You install and run a program which acts as a completely separate "computer" within your own operating system.

Read: Beginner Geek: How to Create and Use Virtual Machines

Install: Oracle VM VirtualBox
 
Edit: Sounds as though a common issue for your graphics card:

R9 380 users who have black screen crashes, Help! • /r/Amd
R9 380 black screen issues - AMD's persistent, unsolved bug - PC Invasion


I suggest you try a different graphics card and see if anything changes.
Just plug the monitor in your motherboard IO and see if it makes a difference. You can easily rule out the graphics card that way.
 
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