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GPU white lines? NEW GPU HELP!

Jimboynoob

Okay I just sold my cousin my rtx 2060 yesterday. GPU is fine before I sold it to him 100% no problems. 
Then he said that when He installed it, it has white horizontal lines when playing games.

I have no what's the cause maybe because he uses the latest drivers? I didn't update drivers on my 2 months use of it because that time the latest update causes APEX legends to crash.

I need help what might be the problem.

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did he run DDU before installing the new card? if not, have him run DDU, Display Driver Uninstaller and then start fresh. 

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10 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

did he run DDU before installing the new card? if not, have him run DDU, Display Driver Uninstaller and then start fresh. 

I think he just manually uninstalled the drivers.

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1 minute ago, Jimboynoob said:

I think he just manually uninstalled the drivers.

have him run DDU, sounds like a driver issue as a result of the card swap. 

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Just now, Jurrunio said:

Swap display cables

I'm sorry what does this mean. I think he has hdmi 

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Just now, Skiiwee29 said:

have him run DDU, sounds like a driver issue as a result of the card swap. 

we Did swap GPU. Traded my rtx 2060 to for his gtx 1060+cash.

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2 minutes ago, Jimboynoob said:

I'm sorry what does this mean. I think he has hdmi 

use a different output type (e.g. DP) or a different cable.

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22 minutes ago, Jimboynoob said:

I'm sorry what does this mean. I think he has hdmi 

I think they are saying that you should try another connection from the card to the monitor so see if the issue persists e.g. VGA, Display Port, DVI

Also, and this may sound dumb but, are you sure your friend has connected to the card, and not the motherboard? Possible mistake to make

Also trying another monitor is an option, gotta rule out the possibilities.

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He already said It only happens when he play GAMES. HE did try the 1 minute benchmark from UserBench. he did it appears during graphic test. Also he is fine with everything only with games

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Yes, but he still needs to try another display, and a different connection. Ofcourse the issue wouldn't occur with general PC usage as there is no strain on the GPU.

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20 minutes ago, Ardu said:

Yes, but he still needs to try another display, and a different connection. Ofcourse the issue wouldn't occur with general PC usage as there is no strain on the GPU.

He tried using with a Display port via VGA to DP since he has two monitors. still same result. He also bought a new PSU for it Coolermaster 80 bronze 550w.

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Has he tried changing his refresh rate?

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5 hours ago, Ardu said:

Has he tried changing his refresh rate?

not yet let me ask him

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