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Kirah

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  1. yeah i have been looking as well and i just cant find anything i tried re installing the latest mobo bios once again no luck im not using freesync ugh why is AMD still such a royal pain in the ass after all this time i should have just gone with nvidia
  2. I tried a monitor I had for my server as well as my TV for a sanity check, and it still happens on those yeah, does not happen with DX11, and it primarily happens in blizzard games like WoW, Hearthstone and D3 it also does not happen in games like cyberpunk 2077 for example I have not been able to take a screenshot as It's so fast and random, but it's like a green line at the bottom of my monitor going in a cross horizontally
  3. Oh, forgot to mention, setting them all to the same refresh rate also has no effect tried plugging in my monitor I use for my server just as a sanity check still the same problems
  4. If it was a monitor problem, surely it would not just affect a single game, no?
  5. Right so I’m about to MC freaking lose it with this, I keep getting artifacting on my secondary monitors while playing wow in DX12 mode. Keep in mind this Only happens in wow and some other blizzard titles, it does not happen in other games nor in benchmarks. Things I have already tried Uninstall GFX card drivers using DDU to get a clean install Tried doing a clean installation of Windows 11 Tried replacing all monitor cables as well as moved them around. I have RMA’d two rx6950 xt’s already primary due to coil whine but also to see if it fixed it and it did not. Tried Plugging my GPU in to another PCIe slot. Enabling / disabling windows windowed application optimization Enable / disable triple buffering Enable / disable vsync Enable / disable FidelityFX Tried running the game in normal windowed mode Has anyone Any idea what else I can try to crush this gremlin
  6. Update it's somehow related to the way blizzard uses DirectX 12 (other dx12 games runs fine) now I just need to figure out how to get that sorted
  7. What do you mean by title on my second monitor, I'm willing to try it
  8. Hi so I got a brand new pc recently, I’m running a RX6950XT and while the card handles all games I throw at it with ease, I’m having this one weird problem with Blizzard games whenever I move my cursor out of the game window to look at something on one of my secondary monitors. I get this weird GFX artifacts along the bottom of all my secondary screens, this ONLY happens in blizzard games, mainly wow and D4 and I have no idea why. First I thought oh it might be a bad cable, so I ended up replacing all of them no change changed the GPU auto OC to default instead of rage mode once again no change did a clean installation of windows along with a clean installation of the latest GPU and chipset drivers with little luck. A friend of mine is having the exact same problem, and they are running the AMD Radeon RX 6950 XT MBA, while I'm using the PowerColor Radeon RX 6950 XT 16 GB Red Devil. We are also using the same model motherboard, the TUF GAMING B650-PLUS Here is an example of what it looks like https://i.imgur.com/QkeBtEU.mp4 Any ideas would be of great help
  9. Ooh, right ofc I need more coffee I did swap them around a bit, but It's still locked to 120 how strange
  10. As it's a full size DP cable, it can only go in one way I did find an overdrive setting in my monitor's OSD, but it did not seem to do anything
  11. You could have blown a fuse, tho if you did, I would assume that the card would flat out not boot or damaged a resistor as for visually seeing the damage is unlikely maybe with a zoomed in phone camera but considering most GPU PCBs are black it's going to be hard to see any damage, so you would at least need a multimeter and a possible schematic of the board layout
  12. Did you by chance blast compressed air on to the fans, causing them to spin really fast? Cause if so, you might have back fed power to the card and damaged it in some way it's also possible that when you moved the pc around that the GPU might have gotten loose, so double check and make sure it's fully seated, and the power cables are fully seated
  13. Right, getting the AM5 chipset directly from AMD seems to have fixed it *knock on all the wood* it also seems like it has improved my frame timings somewhat as games feel smoother my refresh rate is sadly still limited to 120, but it might just be due to a bad DP cable as it has a few years on its neck at this point at least I can sleep soundly at night knowing that my brand-new GPU is not busted out of the box and have to deal with RMA and all that jazz
  14. hmm let's see if I update / reinstall the chipset driver according to armory crate I have the latest one already along with the onboard gpu driver and see if it changes things
  15. I don't really use ray tracing in general ( hence why I went with team red this time around ) the Nvidia software is completely gone since i did a fresh windows install when i built the pc
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