No, your 4070ti isn't dying. It's running smoothly and should continue operating normally.
No, your 4070ti isn't dying. It's running smoothly and should continue operating normally.
I've observed some problems with my second monitor recently. Over the past week or two, tabs would flicker or vanish, especially while watching Prime Video where black lines appeared even though the screen was showing nothing. I’ve also noticed strange artifacts in images you mentioned. Today I tried playing Warframe and got multiple errors. Apex is giving similar issues too. While playing Overwatch and Resident Evil 4, I keep hearing loud high-pitched beeps. I’m trying to figure out if my GPU is failing. If you have any questions, I’ll do my best to help.
It might actually happen, but it’s not among the most likely causes. Most of the time it’s just a poor display cable or monitor. Try swapping it out to check if the problem disappears.
It was completed on my primary screen. It doesn't appear to be related to the display cable.
I placed an order yesterday and plan to try the DDU option again.
Check with the support team for your specific model—either Amazing or MSI might handle the return, but confirm their requirements.
First idea: wipe your screens, then consider reseating the GPU—maybe even the RAM, though that’s unlikely to help much. If the problems continue, it’s likely the GPU is failing (possibly due to VRAM). I’ve seen this with two old GPUs: one Colorful 8600GT after years of use and another Zotac GTX1060 after just over a year. Your return period will vary by location. In Germany, besides the manufacturer’s warranty, there’s an additional two-year guarantee from the seller. If something goes wrong in the first year, the seller must prove it was your mistake—otherwise they’ll replace or refund you. For instance, my 1060 stopped working about 11 months after buying, and Amazon returned it without a word, giving me the full price. I kept the money, added roughly 50 euros, and bought a Gigabyte 1660Ti.