RTX 2060 gives strange artifacts (games only)

[SpartBoy]

Hey. My graphics card rtx 2060 a month old. It recently started blowing out strange artifacts. For example: https://youtu.be/YJ0nEJBnsTg
I ran tests in Furmark for about an hour and everything was fine, no artifacts.
I also did stress tests at OCCT and again no errors were found.
I tried to run the game on the most minimal settings, but this does not affect in any way, the artifacts are the same.
During normal work Windows, watching videos, working in the PremierePro all fine.
My config: Ryzen 2600, 16gb, rtx 2060, chiefteck 600w.
What could be the problem? Can I fix it somehow?

[Guest]

5 minutes ago, SpartBoy said:

Hey. My graphics card rtx is 2060 a month old. It recently started blowing out strange artifacts. For example: https://youtu.be/YJ0nEJBnsTg
I ran tests in Furmark for about an hour and everything was fine, no artifacts.
I also did stress tests at OCCT and again no errors were found.
I tried to run the game on the most minimal settings, but this does not affect in any way, the artifacts are the same.
During normal work Windows, watching videos, working in the PremierePro all fine.
My config: Ryzen 2600, 16gb, rtx 2060, chiefteck 700w.
What could be the problem? Can I fix it somehow?

Do you have the latest drivers?

[Sorenson]

Is it just in that one game? I had a GPU that did that once and had to RMA it for the VRAM. 

[SpartBoy]

in all games

 

[SorryBella]

2 minutes ago, Cool_Evlo said:

Do you have the latest drivers?

2nd this one, but in the form of reinstall. But it does look more like a physical issue rather than driver issue.

[SpartBoy]

4 minutes ago, Cool_Evlo said:

Do you have the latest drivers?

yeap

 

[Henrique_mineiran]

I had similar behavior when I tried to overclock it. Make sure about your power consumption it might be lack of power. You must have 550 PSU minimum I guess

 

[SpartBoy]

1 minute ago, Henrique_mineiran said:

I had similar behavior when I tried to overclock it. Make sure about your power consumption it might be lack of power. You must have 550 PSU minimum I guess

 

I have a good power supply, this is enough for such a video card

[Guest]

3 minutes ago, Henrique_mineiran said:

I had similar behavior when I tried to overclock it. Make sure about your power consumption it might be lack of power. You must have 550 PSU minimum I guess

 

They said they have a 700w above

[Henrique_mineiran]

3 minutes ago, SpartBoy said:

I have a good power supply, this is enough for such a video card

Ok, I miss that 700w, my mistake.
Try top reset your tuning at Geforce Experience to Manufactory 


See if this works for you.

 

[SpartBoy]

3 minutes ago, Henrique_mineiran said:

Ok, I miss that 700w, my mistake.
Try top reset your tuning at Geforce Experience to Manufactory 


See if this works for you.

 

No

 

[Henrique_mineiran]

Ok do a Power Cycle on your system. Unplug the GPU from PCI slot and plug back again, make sure it is x16 slot. Download GPU-z and leave it running while you are playing and having this issues. If you card is struggling with anything you will find the reason PerfCap Reason

[SpartBoy]

30 minutes ago, Henrique_mineiran said:

Ok do a Power Cycle on your system. Unplug the GPU from PCI slot and plug back again, make sure it is x16 slot. Download GPU-z and leave it running while you are playing and having this issues. If you card is struggling with anything you will find the reason PerfCap Reason

This indicator remains unchanged. Always idle

I also did not notice any other strange indicators, deviations

[-rascal-]

1 hour ago, SpartBoy said:

I have a good power supply, this is enough for such a video card

 

chiefteck 700w

 

Chieftec PSUs, like 50%+ of the PSUs under their brand is NOT good.

Those said PSUs are either mediocre, or a fire hazard.

That said, they DO have good quality ones, but only specific models.

 

So... WHICH "chieftec 700w" (model number) do you have?

[SpartBoy]

9 minutes ago, -rascal- said:

 

chiefteck 700w

 

Chieftec PSUs, like 50%+ of the PSUs under their brand is NOT good.

Those said PSUs are either mediocre, or a fire hazard.

That said, they DO have good quality ones, but only specific models.

 

So... WHICH "chieftec 700w" (model number) do you have?

oh...i fucked up

i have CHIEFTEC Task TPS-600S

but its anyway enought power

[-rascal-]

25 minutes ago, SpartBoy said:

oh...i fucked up

i have CHIEFTEC Task TPS-600S

but its anyway enought power

 

Well, your Task TP-S PSU is not one of their higher quality units....it's pretty far down on the list...

 

You can't just look at the wattage rating, and efficiency (80 PLUS) rating, and say it's good quality.

It needs to be actually tested...because the rating can all be a lie -- and this HAPPENS all the time.

I am not able to find any individual / third party reviews on their TASK TP-S units.

 

EDIT: Actually, Chieftec has linked a couple of Russian reviews on their page, with the enclosure disassembled.

However, I am in no way to make an accurate judgement.

Maybe the man himself @jonnyGURUcan provide some suggestions / recommendations, as far as the build quality and performance of the PSU goes.

 

 

That said, give the symptoms you are experiencing with your PSU, it MAY or MAY NOT be a power / PSU problem.

Artifacts like that can also happen with defective / faulty VRAM chips on the graphics card.

If that is the root cause, the only option is to RMA the card.

 

[Guest]

53 minutes ago, SpartBoy said:

oh...i fucked up

i have CHIEFTEC Task TPS-600S

but its anyway enought power

It's not a complete fire bomb.  It's just very OLD tech.  Surprised it still works.

 

It's a CWT DSAIII platform.   Double forward, group regulated.  Would never use it with any kind of high end graphics card.

[Mark Kaine]

So besides the mediocre PSU, it could also be the cable to the monitor, have you tried changing it out (preferably with a new one)

 

Otherwise you have like 2 options methinks , get a proper PSU see if it fixes the issue, or RMA the card.

[shaz2sxy]

try DDU the drivers and install the nvidia drivers again