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Lately I've been having an issue pop up where text and certain other elements in my browser (Firefox) occasionally just glitch. Some things disappear, others get distorted and moved around, and it all goes away when I move my cursor around. Here's a couple pictures I took with my phone: These glitches only happen in my browser, and no Nvidia driver updates, Firefox updates, or Windows updates seem to fix it. My graphics card is an RTX 2060 super from Gigabyte if that helps.

My army of dogs marching to battle (as in barking at the neighbor's dogs through the fence)

It looks like this was the problem. Allocation size was set to 1MB. Thanks for the help!

I recently moved about 500GB of data from an internal drive to my external WD My Book 8TB and noticed that it took up over 5TB of disk space. It doesn't seem to be a few files causing this problem, I checked many of them and they all take up 10 times more space than they should. I tried moving some folders back to another drive and the difference was gone so it seems to be a problem with the drive. Any ideas on how to fix this? Thanks.

According to this, you might be able to fix it by setting your RAM to its default clock speed:

If you downscale to 1080p, its going to look pretty much exactly the same as the original 1440p video if it's viewed on a 1080p monitor.

It definitely looks like it's dying. It could also possibly be caused by overheating.

Yeah, I plugged in another drive and it worked fine, so I guess the drive is dead. Thanks for the help.

So, one of my old Seagate barracuda 100GB hard drives was working fine just a few months ago, but recently I put the drive into an external IDE to USB 2.0 enclosure because I was looking for some files from it. I heard the platter start spinning and the read/write head start moving and went to 'This PC' to open it. My PC began to freeze and when I tried opening the drive explorer crashed completely. Any software that has information about my hard disks began acting strange and showed no information about any of them. Task manager showed that the drive causing the issue is at 100% usage but there was no data transfer at all. I tried using different USB ports and 2 other computers but I ran into the same problem. I've been looking for a solution for days but nothing seems to work. Is there a way to fix this, or is my drive dead?

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Nvidia shadowplay and Open Broadcaster Software are very good for video recording. Audacity is also pretty good for audio recording

Yes, 8 BPC is 8 bits per color