Greetings good peopleI have an MSI 1080Ti GamingX 11Gb on an older system, with an AMD FX-8350 on a Gigabyte 970A-D3 motherboard with 16Gb DDR3 @ 1600, and a 128Gb SanDisk SSD with Windows 10 x64 and a Corsair 750W RM750 80 PLUS Gold PSU. Since I installed the new GPU (upgraded from an MSI GTX780Ti) I have these strange issues and I am not really sure if the GPU is to blame or the general setup (drivers/windows etc)1. Sometimes Chrome seems to freeze for a moment, and then kinda "breaks", meaning that the Chrome window turns to blue (old windows style blue) and the tabs are fuzzy and mixed up. If I restart Chrome then the problem is gone.2. Same thing as above happens on Thunderbird too.3. I have also faced random monitor black-outs, when both monitors go black for a moment, then return to the desktop with no problem4. I, at some point, have seen random screen artifacts (black dots) on right click menus and on different app window menus (which I haven't faced again after some driver updates at some point) 5. Lastly I have faced BSOD with an "VIDEO_SCHEDULER_INTERNAL_ERROR" stop codeThe strange thing is that when I play games or when I'm editing video/images with the Adobe software, I don't have any issues whatsoever, and the general gaming performance is as expected. Just to clarify, I haven't had these issues on the MSI GTX780Ti.Just downloaded the latest NVIDIA driver (388.43) but I expect to see these problems again since I've been updating the GPU drivers as soon as they appear. On a side note, I have just upgraded to a Ryzen 7 1700 on an MSI X370 Gaming Plus motherboard and with Corsair Vengeance LED 16GB DDR4-3200MHz, but haven't received all parts to build the new PC yet. I'm just hoping that I won't face these problems on the new clean setup.Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Should I try to test the GPU somehow or should I RMA it?Thanks in advance
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