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This is not a tech support forum. but check the power plug to your motherboard. Check if your memory is properly plugged and re-set it. if nothing works take it to a computer repair place. but its most likely a memory issue or a GPU issue.
if you have a warranty. i'd use that, if it is a pre-built like i assume
Press the following
CTRL, SHIFT, WINDOWS KEY, B - all at once. You should hear a loud auditory beep and the screen should blink.
If everything returns to normal, you have corrupted video drivers and will need to clean install new ones. If it does not return to normal, you are experiencing a memory issue not a power issue. Black screens and BSODs are memory related. To narrow down if it is the GPU memory or the computer memory, we don't need to perform a Memtest... We can actually live diagnose this by doing something else.
To test if this is a memory issue, play an extremely memory intensive game. If everything checks out, you're fine. This is a problem with the current installation of windows. If this is a GPU memory issue you'll immediately cause the same issue in any fullscreen application. If this is a motherboard memory issue, you should cause the game to crash to desktop or BSOD with a code.
Also... check your heat temps. If you're exceeding 170 degrees fahrenheit, you're in alot of trouble.