F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Patterns shift and blur, while letters vanish into the air.

Patterns shift and blur, while letters vanish into the air.

Patterns shift and blur, while letters vanish into the air.

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Agent47Penguin
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05-31-2020, 02:11 PM
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In-game or certain tests cause textures to turn gray. All games I've played have this problem, except furmark works fine. The card I bought on eBay had mining VBios, and I was able to restore the standard ones. Right now, small text segments disappear and reappear while I type, which is puzzling. I also tried it on two computers, reinstalling drivers, etc. My thought is related to VRAM issues, but I haven't found anything matching that. Tested programs include Brick Rigs, Roblox, Webgl water, War Thunder, 3Dmark, Furmark PC 1: Ryzen 9 3900x, b550-A Pro, 16GB 3200, rx 570 8GB, EVGA 850 B2, 64bit 22H2 PC 2: i5 4590, Dell motherboard, 8GB 1600, rx 570 8GB, Thermaltake Smart 500W, 64bit 22H2. Example of the issue: Brick Rigs_2022.12.21-23.12_Trim.mp4
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Agent47Penguin
05-31-2020, 02:11 PM #1

In-game or certain tests cause textures to turn gray. All games I've played have this problem, except furmark works fine. The card I bought on eBay had mining VBios, and I was able to restore the standard ones. Right now, small text segments disappear and reappear while I type, which is puzzling. I also tried it on two computers, reinstalling drivers, etc. My thought is related to VRAM issues, but I haven't found anything matching that. Tested programs include Brick Rigs, Roblox, Webgl water, War Thunder, 3Dmark, Furmark PC 1: Ryzen 9 3900x, b550-A Pro, 16GB 3200, rx 570 8GB, EVGA 850 B2, 64bit 22H2 PC 2: i5 4590, Dell motherboard, 8GB 1600, rx 570 8GB, Thermaltake Smart 500W, 64bit 22H2. Example of the issue: Brick Rigs_2022.12.21-23.12_Trim.mp4

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05-31-2020, 11:22 PM
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This outcome seems linked to a faulty VRAM component. Since the card included a mining VBIOS, it's likely the device was intended for mining purposes. Most mining techniques rely heavily on VRAM capacity, suggesting possible overclocking. It's probable the VRAM suffered damage due to heavy usage during mining operations.
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05-31-2020, 11:22 PM #2

This outcome seems linked to a faulty VRAM component. Since the card included a mining VBIOS, it's likely the device was intended for mining purposes. Most mining techniques rely heavily on VRAM capacity, suggesting possible overclocking. It's probable the VRAM suffered damage due to heavy usage during mining operations.

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