Is my GPU enough time??

[Grimorum7x]

IDK what happen but when i playing dota2 it suddenly happen rainbow game .

It's because i overclock the GPU and it happen or because the game? i playing cyberpunk 4-5 hour nothing problem

 

Spec:

gtx 1080 gigabyte oc

ryzen 5 3600 (4.2Ghz OC 1.35V)

16gb vengeance pro rgb

 

 

[Skiiwee29]

does it happen after reboot? Have you removed your overclock? Those are generally artifacts from Memory issues. 

[Grimorum7x]

2 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

does it happen after reboot? Have you removed your overclock? Those are generally artifacts from Memory issues. 

Here my overclock it happen when im playing dota2 on cyberpunk not sure it happen or not. i set the overclock when open afterburner only.
What you mean artifacts from memory issues?

[Skiiwee29]

Back off you're memory overclock. What I meant was that the type of artifacting you're seeing is generally caused by memory issues, either bad overclock, or failing chip/chips. 

[GorujoCY]

2 minutes ago, Grimorum7x said:

Here my overclock it happen when im playing dota2 on cyberpunk not sure it happen or not. i set the overclock when open afterburner only.
What you mean artifacts from memory issues?

yup try to lower you memory clock to 900 MHz or lower if necessary and see if it fixes it

[Grimorum7x]

1 minute ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Back off you're memory overclock. What I meant was that the type of artifacting you're seeing is generally caused by memory issues, either bad overclock, or failing chip/chips. 

which mean it happen because my memory clock so high it's? 

[Grimorum7x]

1 minute ago, GorujoCY said:

yup try to lower you memory clock to 900 MHz or lower if necessary and see if it fixes it

mybe i should get to memory clock 0 and lets the core clock abit down 120 

[GorujoCY]

2 minutes ago, Grimorum7x said:

mybe i should get to memory clock 0 and lets the core clock abit down 120 

no just tone down your memory clock, try around 500 MHz, Also my laptop was able to get my gpu up to 200 Mhz on the core (with the same memory clock, close to 500Mhz) so you could try memory clocked at 500Mhz then call 200Mhz on the core, That should be stable with your pc as well... just see if it fixes your issue first by toning down your memory clock

[Skiiwee29]

Just now, Grimorum7x said:

mybe i should get to memory clock 0 and lets the core clock abit down 120 

yea, Drop your memory overclock to 0 and test and see. If its fine, then slowly work your way back up until you start getting instability and artifacts again. +1000 on a Pascal card is really aggressive. 

[Grimorum7x]

1 minute ago, Skiiwee29 said:

yea, Drop your memory overclock to 0 and test and see. If its fine, then slowly work your way back up until you start getting instability and artifacts again. +1000 on a Pascal card is really aggressive. 

alright bro thanks  hopefully it fine