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Windows just had an update and it looks like it fixed it. Thanks!

I had the GPU overclocked at a point but I reset it back to stock about 2 months before it started this. Would underclocking it below stock about 50-100MHz help at all?

I got this card in March of 2017 and it worked fine until this February, when I powered the system on for the first time in 2 weeks (it had just updated) and I started experiencing some very extreme constant discoloration of the screen (artifacting?). Following this, I rebooted the system twice and still the same problem. I removed the graphics card from the motherboard and the computer worked fine on the integrated graphics. I tried reinstalling the card and still had the same problem. Also, I installed another 8gb of ram (2x4gb) last year before I installed the EVGA GTX 1050 Ti. What’s weird is that the system is still allocating almost 4 gigabytes of RAM to the integrated graphics. Not sure what I can do about that. Specs: AMD A8 6500 Processor MSI MS-7778 JasmineR 16GB RAM (8 came with it and I bought 2x4GB from bestbuy) 2Terabyte HD EVGA 450BT Bronze PSU (from Amazon) I was also thinking there might have been something wrong with the PCIe slot since the PC was a prebuilt purchased in 2014.

I got this card in March of 2017 and it worked fine until this February, when I powered the system on for the first time in 2 weeks (it had just updated) and I started experiencing some very extreme constant discoloration of the screen (artifacting?). Following this, I rebooted the system twice and still the same problem. I removed the graphics card from the motherboard and the computer worked fine on the integrated graphics. I tried reinstalling the card and still had the same problem. Also, I installed another 8gb of ram (2x4gb) last year