Screen "Tearing" like effect

[LaMarCab76]

Hi,
Recently my build-in screen on my laptop decided to make this weird effect.
It just happens mostly where a program is playing a video (And sometimes it decides to make a "3D Effect" too), and sometimes it decides to make the same effect on the taskbar too.
The "effect" disappears when I move the window to my secondary screen.

I've already reinstalled the intel graphics driver but still happening.

Any ideas why this happens?
Thanks in advance

Specs:
Windows 11 Home 
Intel Core i7-11800H
RTX 3060P

[jaslion]

I don't see anything. Do you mean the mouse having a bit of a ghost behind it? Pretty normal on a lcd with a with pointer on dark background.

[mr fobs]

2 minutes ago, jaslion said:

I don't see anything. Do you mean the mouse having a bit of a ghost behind it? Pretty normal on a lcd with a with pointer on dark background.

look at the text when he moves it

[mr fobs]

What monitor do you have? and what resolution refresh rate are you running at?

[LaMarCab76]

6 minutes ago, mr fobs said:

What monitor do you have? and what resolution refresh rate are you running at?

1080p 300hz.

On windows settings appears as 300,18hz.

Never tried reproducing the efect on 60hz, but when it happens and I switch to 60Hz, the effect is still there. 

PD: 60hz on Windows settings appears as 60,01hz.

Edited October 15, 2021 by LaMarCab76
Adding more info

[mr fobs]

Have you tried connecting your display to your motherboard hdmi/display port? Just for testing of course

[LaMarCab76]

26 minutes ago, mr fobs said:

Have you tried connecting your display to your motherboard hdmi/display port? Just for testing of course

As I said on the post, on my secondary monitor it doesn't happen

[mr fobs]

4 minutes ago, LaMarCab76 said:

As I said on the post, on my secondary monitor it doesn't happen

Is your secondary monitor plugged into your graphics card or motherboard?

[mr fobs]

Since I leave work soon and I don't check this at home, I am just going to dump a bunch of things you can try in no particular order

1. Turning off G-Syn/FreeSync
2. Reducing the Refresh rate from your monitors meu, if it supports that.
3. Turning off any sort of overdrive on the monitor
4. Messing with Windows Scaling, in Display Settings adjust the scaling to 100% if it is not already at that.
5. Resetting your monitor to factory defaults.
6. When re-installing the graphics driver, download and install GeForce Experience and install it from there. Do a custom installation in there do a clean install.
7. Try a different cable or output on your graphics card

[LaMarCab76]

1 hour ago, mr fobs said:

Is your secondary monitor plugged into your graphics card or motherboard?

The HDMI and Display-Port on my laptop (Acording to the Nvidias Driver) are connected directy to the GPU, the integrated display is connected to the iGPU.