Display blacksout/computer crashes!

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  1. Computer0304
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    You may want to try the drivers on the Gigabyte website (if your current specs are same as the one in the My System Specs) because they could have an older driver that may work. I don't think AMD provides older driver versions because no matter where I look, I can't find a version other than 14.4 for this card on the AMD website. GIGABYTE - Support - Downloads - Motherboard
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  3. Rawkt
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    Computer0304 said:
    You may want to try the drivers on the Gigabyte website (if your current specs are same as the one in the My System Specs) because they could have an older driver that may work. I don't think AMD provides older driver versions because no matter where I look, I can't find a version other than 14.4 for this card on the AMD website. GIGABYTE - Support - Downloads - Motherboard
    The only driver update they seem to have is 13.2, and I'm fairly sure that that version is the initial version I had before I updated to 14.4, so I don't think downloading that one would be of any help. Not sure as to what else I can do, but if nothing works I might just deal with it...
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  4. Computer0304
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    Rawkt said:
    Computer0304 said:
    You may want to try the drivers on the Gigabyte website (if your current specs are same as the one in the My System Specs) because they could have an older driver that may work. I don't think AMD provides older driver versions because no matter where I look, I can't find a version other than 14.4 for this card on the AMD website. GIGABYTE - Support - Downloads - Motherboard
    The only driver update they seem to have is 13.2, and I'm fairly sure that that version is the initial version I had before I updated to 14.4, so I don't think downloading that one would be of any help. Not sure as to what else I can do, but if nothing works I might just deal with it...
    Well, you should try it anyway just in case. You can never know until you actually do it.
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  6. Rawkt
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    Alright, I'll see how it goes!
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