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i already have it off by default

i did a fresh install when i got my ssd a couple weeks ago, so i'm pretty certain it isn't chrome at fault

I get a lot of screen tearing when browsing the internet and watching Netflix or YouTube video's, i have tried everything to stop it but haven't figured out the cause. I have an R9 290 and a dell u2515h monitor, i have the latest chrome browser and the latest AMD driver that i freshly installed with DDU. I did use another monitor before the dell were i never had the problem. Any suggestions or advice would be appreciated.

I have a power hungry 290 so these Polaris cards will definitely help and will get my parents of my back about the electricity bill

A month-ish after i bought this power supply it stopped working after i turned it off one night and it didn't respond at all the following morning. I knew it was the power supply because i tried it with different components installed and nothing happened. I tried with the power supply the seasonic replaced and everything worked no problem. I completely forgot about it after re-installing the old power supply and carrying on for a couple of months, that's when i did the paper clip test and to my surprise, it powered up. I didn't trust it with my computer however so i continued to use the old power supply. This power supply is only 30 watts less than the cheap one i'm using now so if i overloaded the seasonic then it should have definitely overloaded the cheap one. So after this essay (sorry it took so long to explain everything) is this worthy of an RMA?