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issues with visual output in software

issues with visual output in software

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neofi12345
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06-17-2023, 04:25 PM
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Hello, I'm facing some issues with the game Ark. Items in the view keep flickering (as seen in the first video). I use FurMark to check my GPU performance. The flickering happens repeatedly, with lines appearing and vanishing (shown in the second video). These problems seem limited to this program; my display didn't flicker everywhere. I ran a memory test, and the log says '[4844] Status Update: 1260.2% Coverage, 0 Errors'. Based on that, it looks like the memory isn't the cause. Even after reinstalling the system and graphics drivers multiple times, the issue persists. The GPU manufacturer claims it's not defective. I contacted their seller and ordered a warranty, but they returned it as non-defective. After reinstalling the GPU, the same problem resurfaced. Could you help identify the possible cause? Thank you! System details: Windows 10 x64, CPU 3500, Motherboard TUF B450M, GPU 2060super, RAM 8G x2, Team DDR4 3200. All software is from official sources and up to date. ARK Survival Evolved version 2023-04-08 18-59-08_Trim.mp4
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neofi12345
06-17-2023, 04:25 PM #1

Hello, I'm facing some issues with the game Ark. Items in the view keep flickering (as seen in the first video). I use FurMark to check my GPU performance. The flickering happens repeatedly, with lines appearing and vanishing (shown in the second video). These problems seem limited to this program; my display didn't flicker everywhere. I ran a memory test, and the log says '[4844] Status Update: 1260.2% Coverage, 0 Errors'. Based on that, it looks like the memory isn't the cause. Even after reinstalling the system and graphics drivers multiple times, the issue persists. The GPU manufacturer claims it's not defective. I contacted their seller and ordered a warranty, but they returned it as non-defective. After reinstalling the GPU, the same problem resurfaced. Could you help identify the possible cause? Thank you! System details: Windows 10 x64, CPU 3500, Motherboard TUF B450M, GPU 2060super, RAM 8G x2, Team DDR4 3200. All software is from official sources and up to date. ARK Survival Evolved version 2023-04-08 18-59-08_Trim.mp4

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roydemooij9
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06-17-2023, 04:25 PM
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I eliminated the chance of a software problem since the issue appeared after reinstalling the system. Yet, once the new Windows was set up, the drivers for my hardware automatically appeared even though I performed a fresh installation. Is this a new capability in Windows? Might it be that a freshly installed Windows 10 will still rely on the drivers from the previous setup?
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roydemooij9
06-17-2023, 04:25 PM #2

I eliminated the chance of a software problem since the issue appeared after reinstalling the system. Yet, once the new Windows was set up, the drivers for my hardware automatically appeared even though I performed a fresh installation. Is this a new capability in Windows? Might it be that a freshly installed Windows 10 will still rely on the drivers from the previous setup?

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Vortex59_YT
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06-17-2023, 04:25 PM
#3
Check if you're employing a riser card, switching to a different PCIe port on the motherboard, repositioning the CPU, or testing the GPU on another machine.
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Vortex59_YT
06-17-2023, 04:25 PM #3

Check if you're employing a riser card, switching to a different PCIe port on the motherboard, repositioning the CPU, or testing the GPU on another machine.

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Snowkiller953
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06-17-2023, 04:25 PM
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Thank you for your help! This is my progress so far. 1. No, I'm not using a riser card. 2. Nothing was changed before the fore mentioned bugs appeared. If anything, I changed my keyboard several days before I first discovered the bug. 3. An update: After contacting my GPU seller, they checked their database and confirmed my GPU wasn't repaired, but was replaced by another one from the factory. However, after the new GPU was installed, the same bug persisted.
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Snowkiller953
06-17-2023, 04:25 PM #4

Thank you for your help! This is my progress so far. 1. No, I'm not using a riser card. 2. Nothing was changed before the fore mentioned bugs appeared. If anything, I changed my keyboard several days before I first discovered the bug. 3. An update: After contacting my GPU seller, they checked their database and confirmed my GPU wasn't repaired, but was replaced by another one from the factory. However, after the new GPU was installed, the same bug persisted.