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    Reset the CMOS and reinstalled driver, temps are fine. Changed ports on the power supply for the two power cables connecting to 970. Swapped cables between monitors and ports on the 970. Issue still occurs in League of Legends. I believe it stops after awhile, but maybe I'm just focusing on the game more and notice it less. I'll update when I try more games.
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    Yes, she should be able to as long as the integrated graphics can handle it; hard to tell without any specs.
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    Ok, really weird update. I do not experience this issue at all in Grand Theft Auto V.
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    I'll give it a shot!
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    If it was hardware wouldn't it be happening consistently in and out of games?
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    My GPU is currently at stock clock of 1178 MHz. Comes from factory OC'd.
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    I was able to test a power supply from another computer I had and it seems I'm still getting the issue.
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    Having screen "flickering" at the bottom 1/3rd of monitor. I'm not sure if this is actual flicker or not as I'm not sure what this issue is called. It happens at the bottom 1/3rd of monitor. Recording with OBS does not pick up the issue, so I had to record with cellphone. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4OsYrU-cq4 Specs: ASRock Z77 Extreme 4 motherboard I7 3770k processor GTX 970 G1 Gaming graphics card 16 GB GSkill Ripjaws X ram Dual 21:9 LG Ultrawide 29" monitors (2560 x 1080, 1920 x 1080) (I've tried both resolutions, and only using one monitor with the same results. Issue did not get worse at higher resolution.) Having this issue while in game and occasionally while on youtube; happens in all games, but desktop and videos are fine. Have tried setting vsync (on/off/adaptive) to no avail. Tried changing cables and ports on monitor as well as graphics card, with same result. Uninstalled and reinstalled drivers, rolled back drivers....no luck. Tried overclock, stock clock, and underclock; same result. Card was not overheating but I reapplied thermal paste. Came up empty. Bios is up to date.
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