Graphics warping / glitching

bluehorseshoe · February 26, 2020

I am encountering a very odd bug trying to play a game (The Golf Club 2019) and have no idea how to solve it. I've made sure Windows updates are done, updated graphics drivers, and reinstalled the game several times. The game is built on Unity, and some googling shows previous issues with Nvidia cards but largely limited to Linux. In either case, I've tried those fixes (forcing to OpenGL) and the game will shut down immediately.

I am experiencing tons of bugs as well with Google Earth... so think something has gone awry with graphics drivers or card. I just re-seated the card and ensured all power connectors were snug.

A screenshot of what's happening is here: https://vimeo.com/391683917

Some potentially helpful information:

Old config: Ryzen 1700, 16gb ram, Sata SSD, 1060 6gb --> game ran perfectly

Current config: Rzyen 3600x, 32gb ram, nvme pci, 1060 6gb, Asus Prime x570-p fresh windows install --> game induces seizures

Would be grateful for any pointers.

bluehorseshoe · February 27, 2020

18 hours ago, bluehorseshoe said:

I am encountering a very odd bug trying to play a game (The Golf Club 2019) and have no idea how to solve it. I've made sure Windows updates are done, updated graphics drivers, and reinstalled the game several times. The game is built on Unity, and some googling shows previous issues with Nvidia cards but largely limited to Linux. In either case, I've tried those fixes (forcing to OpenGL) and the game will shut down immediately.

I am experiencing tons of bugs as well with Google Earth... so think something has gone awry with graphics drivers or card. I just re-seated the card and ensured all power connectors were snug.

A screenshot of what's happening is here: https://vimeo.com/391683917

Some potentially helpful information:

Old config: Ryzen 1700, 16gb ram, Sata SSD, 1060 6gb --> game ran perfectly

Current config: Rzyen 3600x, 32gb ram, nvme pci, 1060 6gb, Asus Prime x570-p fresh windows install --> game induces seizures

Would be grateful for any pointers.

A little bump here. Since this post, I've also redownloaded the Visual redistributuals, .NET framework, etc.

Furmark runs beautifully, which is totally confusing me,

Haro · February 27, 2020

2 hours ago, bluehorseshoe said:

A little bump here. Since this post, I've also redownloaded the Visual redistributuals, .NET framework, etc.

Furmark runs beautifully, which is totally confusing me

I don't know this game but are you sure it's compatible with open gl natively? As well as and this is very unlikely, I never had the best experience with unity games in general it could be that the engine just isn't necessarily going well with nvidea drivers

bluehorseshoe · February 27, 2020

2 hours ago, TofuHaroto said:

I don't know this game but are you sure it's compatible with open gl natively? As well as and this is very unlikely, I never had the best experience with unity games in general it could be that the engine just isn't necessarily going well with nvidea drivers

Thanks... honestly not sure about openGL or not. I've tried forcing and not forcing OpenGL, and both ways are broken.

I do think it's unlikely it's a compatibility issue between Unity vs. Nvidia, given I was running latest drivers on the old system before moving the card to the new mobo.