Help suddenly screen turns off and monitor shows no signal

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this error usually occurs when cpu can't get enough power due to OC/Undervolting of the cpu from bios - make sure you did not have any sch settings in Bios and try to load bios optimized default setting, save and reboot - once again go into bios and then overvolt the ram modules.... also what's your cpus load temp - it would be better if you can post a HWinfo sensor screenshot.

after setting up the ram volt system seems to working fine

here is the cpu temp file

one more thing i know this is not the section for this question but can any one help me i want to buy 630 of nvidia and i am confused in galaxy and zotac please tell me whic will be a value for money card
 

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so now you can use tow mem modules together without any kind of issue ? anyway, acc to the screenshot the vcore ie cpu voltage is just too much ( 1.536!!) - lower it asap to around 1.3v.

if you want a nvidia gfx card then between Galaxy and Zotac - chose Zotac but better would be if you can post your budget for the gfx card.
 
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so now you can use tow mem modules together without any kind of issue ? anyway, acc to the screenshot the vcore ie cpu voltage is just too much ( 1.536!!) - lower it asap to around 1.3v.

if you want a nvidia gfx card then between Galaxy and Zotac - chose Zotac but better would be if you can post your budget for the gfx card.

k i will set it to 1.3 and my budget for the card is 4 not more than this
 

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k i will set it to 1.3 and my budget for the card is 4 not more than this

just a little correction - set it at 1.35v to play safe and for gfx card suggetsion go with what saswat23 has suggested.
 
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Here is the screen shot of my bios
 

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cpu voltage is still high - have a look at the processor voltage option - other than Standard what other options this menu contains ?
 

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all-right, use the power saving +50mv option first, save and reboot and post the cpu temp and vcore option values.
 
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here is the screen shots
 

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Processor volt on power saving mode and 1.424 vcore looks all ok .. now just check whether it stays 100% stable.
 

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^^ reducing cpu vcore reduces cpu temp, power consumption and increases life of system components ;)
 
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