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  1. The_Emper0r
    Is there any way to contact Intel and tell them about this problem? I feel like it is a lost cause because there isn't enough of us who experience this problem, I know there are forums on other websites such as Nvidia forums. I want to know why this is happening and I don't know where to even begin.
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    My PUBG looks great inside of buildings, but If I'm looking at them from far away, there is some z-fighting and shimmering that occurs.
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    Some games don't have the issue as much however, DOOM for example looks flawless, I'm not sure if it has something to do with using TAA or being an OpenGL game, or both. Then a game like PUBG or Squad looks really bad, still I'm not sure why but it is weird.
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    Has anyone had any success clearing the CMOS, and if I wanted to try it how could it be done?
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    Before i built my new PC which has an i5-4600k quad core 3.5ghz, 16gb ram, ROG ASUS Strix 270E Motherboard, and EVGA GTX 1070 8gb I had a small alienware x51 r2, no problems ever occured on that PC. When I first got my new PC everything was perfect but one day it all changed, I believe it has something to do with the processor and 0 to do with nvidia or the gpu, games run smooth and I never get below 60, It's the processing unit being damaged which is causing poor rendering, If anyone is willing to swap out their intel CPU for a Ryzen CPU and test to see if the same things happens that would be great. I will say again I am going to buy a Ryzen CPU soon, just don't have the money yet.
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    Yea that is pretty bad
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    I'm eventually going to buy a Ryzen 7 1700x when I have the money, I'm pretty positive this has something to do with the CPU as I did a fresh install of windows 10 today and it had 0 effect on the shimmering and texture pop issues.
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    Hey Buck any news or no?
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    That is bull shit, they should be helping out people who bought their product, I wonder if converting from an Nvidia GPU to an AMD would fix it.
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    I'm just confused as of why Nvidia hasn't done anything to help us. Sure there aren't many of us with this issue, but the ones who do have it have no idea how to get rid of it. I built a new rig with a GTX 1070 8gb 3 months ago, this shouldn't be an issue and I am surprised that Nvidia hasn't said a word about this...
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    Have not tried that, though im currently on windows 10 and would prefer to downgrade (If you want to even call it that) to windows 8.1, I'm pretty sure many people on this forum have tried reinstalling Windows 10 and it has done nothing.
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    I've had this issue for about a month now, everything was fine and out of nowhere it changed, It seems to only be occuring in games using DirectX 12, 11, and 10. It is without a doubt being caused by a clog in the Nvapi involving applications using Direct X, I've tested multiple OpenGL games such as Doom and Call Of Duty, the issue is not seen in any OpenGL game. I'm not sure how to fix it, but if there was a way to drain the NvAPI or simply wipe it and start fresh, it would surely fix the problem we are all having.
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