Erratic visuals appear unexpectedly.
Erratic visuals appear unexpectedly.
I am experiencing unusual visual artifacts on my display while attempting to play games, perform benchmarks, or even navigate websites in Chrome. My system is relatively new, incorporating a recent Windows installation along with all current drivers and operating system updates. I am uncertain whether the problem stems from a hardware malfunction or a software conflict. Despite numerous troubleshooting attempts, I have been unable to resolve the issue. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
My system specifications include: RTX 2070 Super, MSI B450 A pro max motherboard, AMD Ryzen 7 3700X, Gigabyte G750H 750W (80 plus gold), Kingston HyperX Fury RGB 2x8GB DDR4 3200MHz, Noctua NH-U14S cooler.
I have already attempted removing and reinstalling the graphics card drivers, as well as checking for driver updates within Device Manager for all components. I am at a loss for further solutions.
Could you elaborate on what is meant by “clearing RAM”?
Sadly, I no longer possess any DDR4 memory for testing purposes.
I recently removed and reinstalled my graphics card driver, and subsequently I am unable to right-click on my desktop or access the Windows button. Furthermore, Device Manager is inaccessible, and sound from all devices is not functioning. I executed a Windows memory check diagnostic tool, which indicated no errors.
My latest graphics card, a brand-new RTX 2070 Super purchased just four days ago, is completely useless and essentially a decorative item. I’ll be sending it back tomorrow. After reinstalling my older GTX 960, all of my previous issues have disappeared entirely.