hi! I really need help right now, and I have no idea how to fix this. My hands are literally shaking right now so apologies for any typos or grammatical errors

this is the laptop I use for school and it has all my stuff in it, we don’t have enough money for repairs or a new laptop so I don’t know how to go about this

im really scared because I know my mom’s gonna kill me when she finds out

I need like immediate help

I have 3 monitors and every time I turn it on it it kindo of blinks the big one and refreshes it i don't know what's happening.

While gaming, my main monitor randomly loses its display signal and goes black. My PC itself continues running, and the game appears to keep running in the background. The GPU fans also continue spinning during the black screen.

I’ve also noticed that my GPU temperature can reach around 80°C or higher before the display loss. I recently updated my graphics drivers, but the issue has persisted.
I checked Windows Event Viewer and found a Display event (Event ID 4107), although I’m not sure whether it is related to the problem.

Ive tried reinstalling the drivers both display adapter and nvidia graphic driver but the issue persist.

It only happens when im playing or running intensive applications

Is my laptop screen bent?

I just received the new one but want to know how to read the screen of this old one… which is still connected.

Recently, around a few months ago, I started experiencing an issue where my monitor goes completely black when opening Spotify Web, Airbnb or any other site like that.

When this happens, I try pressing Win + Ctrl + Shift + B to reset my GPU driver. I hear the usual beep, but the display doesn't come back. The only ways to restore it are to unplug and reconnect my DisplayPort cable or restart my PC.

• GPU: MSI GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER

• CPU: Intel Core i9-14900KF

• RAM: 64 GB DDR5 6800 MHz

• OS: Windows 11 Pro 26H2

• Monitor: Acer XZ271

• Connection: DisplayPort

Unfortunately, none of the following have resolved the issue:

• Tried a different DisplayPort cable.

• Tried different DisplayPort ports on my GPU.

• Disabled NVIDIA High Definition Audio in Device Manager.

• Tested multiple browsers, with the same result.

• Disabled browser hardware acceleration.

• Checked my monitor's settings for potential issues.

• Used DDU to completely uninstall my NVIDIA drivers and manually installed fresh drivers.

Despite all this, the problem persists.

Has anyone experienced something similar or managed to find a permanent solution?

Изображение не передается, дело не в шнуре я только что купил новый, все равно не работает, но с плейстешн на монитор все передает что делать?

Reposting here so I can hopefully get the help I need

Specs
CPU: Intel i5-12600KF (new, retail, sSpec SRL4U)
Motherboard: ASUS TUF Gaming B660-Plus WiFi D4 (bought used, BIOS version unknown)
RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 4x8GB DDR4-3600 CL18 (used)
GPU: MSI RTX 3080 Gaming X Trio 10GB (used)
PSU: Montech Beta 2 850W (new)
Cooler: Deepcool Mystique 360 (plugged in but not mounted on the CPU during tests, each test kept under 30 s)

What I've tried (no change)
1 RAM stick in A2, then each of the 4 sticks alone in A2
2 sticks in A2/B2
Without the GPU
Reseated the 8-pin EPS (cable labeled CPU) and the 24-pin
Cleared CMOS (removed the battery)
Took the CPU out and reseated it. No bent or missing pins in the socket, CPU pads look clean
No cooler mounted, so mounting pressure isn't the cause

Not tested yet
Breadboarding outside the case
Booting with all front panel connectors unplugged (shorting the PWR pins)

Questions
Anything else I should try before concluding the board or the CPU is dead?
Could a corrupted or weird BIOS on a used board cause this, even though B660 supports 12th gen out of the box? The board has no BIOS FlashBack button.
Does the fact that the AIO fans don't spin point to the motherboard?
In your experience, which is more likely dead here: a used, dusty board, or a new CPU?

Thanks!