Google chrome screen update artifacts

[Schmittez]

My google chrome has started producing smallish squares and triangles, they are worst when the screen is updating, I was wondering if anyone else has encoutered this problem because it is only happening in chrome and not on my entire computer. I have suspected the GPU overclocking I was doing last night because 3D mark 11 now has horizontal static lines as well, but if I run fur mark it all runs smooth on the maximum overclock I had on it, 1160Mhz GPU and 1500Mhz for Mem and for a 7970 I dont think that is over the top at all. I have a duel Bios switch that I have flicked so I can put that back and see if it fixes it but I was hoping someone might know what is going on.

 

Edit: 3Dmark 11 has the static lines no matter the weather overclocked of not and the flickering in chrome does appear to overlap the youtube video player.

 

Edit #2: completly reinstalling chrome did nothing.

 

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[Anagram]

I get this on my laptop, except it's purple squares. When that happens to me my laptop crashes after a short while. My laptop does have sound cracking and lag when things load or start and what not. I'm too lazy to format it though.

[flibberdipper]

As Chrome might say, it's dead Jim. You might have a messed up GPU. Hard to say really. Did you do a full reinstall of Windows, or just Chrome?

[Arshdeep]

Wired. My Chrome works fine....... for now....... 

[Schmittez]

Just a full install of chrome, it worked fine yesterday before I was messing with the core clocks.

[Schmittez]

Few, flicking the bios switch on the GPU has fixed the chrome problem haven't tested 3Dmark 11 yet, so my computer is running how it was before I started messing with it last night, I guess have a high overclock on my GPU just isn't something I can currently have, plus I don't think my ambient room temp of mid to high 20C is any good for an overclocked systems anyway, just going to have to stick to the 1000Mhz and 1450Mhz I know is safe and live with it.

 

Thanks for the feed back guys, always appreciated.