GPU

[xd Tomi]

Recently i bought a Sapphire RX 6600 gpu from my local computer store and when i started using it i noticed its not as smooth as my gtx 1650 in desktop and idles, Than I was watching something on my second monitor while using the first one to google something and it started like fickering but it wasnt the monitor 100%, I gave them the gpu back said its broken they tried to replicate the error but they couldnt, than they allowed me to get another gpu if i payed additionaly and i got an RX 6700 for like 80bucks more and the Sapphire RX 6700 is like only in europe or somehting so it isnt that popular, I thought that would solve my issue but it didnt its the same shit again, and its only in idle under load it doesnt have like alot of problems maybe on some games it would lag like a little bit but not too much or maybe its just streaming in the textures for example and then it would stop fps dropping but whenever its at 0 load or like low 20% load it does that shit, I tried a weaker gpu a RX 5500XT and there were no problems, I think that my PSU or my motherboard is the problem here are my full pc specs
CPU - Ryzen 5 3600 No overclocks

GPU - Sapphire RX 6700

PSU Sharkoon WPM 500W bronze

Motherboard - Msi B450 Pro M2

Ram 16gb hyperx something somethign but ram probablly isnt the problem

here is a video of the problem, I need to know if its the gpu or motherboard so i know what to replace my budget is limited
https://youtu.be/lOR7hldnPKA
When i have something like a video on fullscreen on my second monitor first monitor google and apps will flicker but if i dont do anything on my second monitor and work on my main most apps dont flicker except photoshop premiere and stuff like that idk why

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47 minutes ago, xd Tomi said:

Recently i bought a Sapphire RX 6600 gpu from my local computer store and when i started using it i noticed its not as smooth as my gtx 1650 in desktop and idles, Than I was watching something on my second monitor while using the first one to google something and it started like fickering but it wasnt the monitor 100%, I gave them the gpu back said its broken they tried to replicate the error but they couldnt, than they allowed me to get another gpu if i payed additionaly and i got an RX 6700 for like 80bucks more and the Sapphire RX 6700 is like only in europe or somehting so it isnt that popular, I thought that would solve my issue but it didnt its the same shit again, and its only in idle under load it doesnt have like alot of problems maybe on some games it would lag like a little bit but not too much or maybe its just streaming in the textures for example and then it would stop fps dropping but whenever its at 0 load or like low 20% load it does that shit, I tried a weaker gpu a RX 5500XT and there were no problems, I think that my PSU or my motherboard is the problem here are my full pc specs
CPU - Ryzen 5 3600 No overclocks

GPU - Sapphire RX 6700

PSU Sharkoon WPM 500W bronze

Motherboard - Msi B450 Pro M2

Ram 16gb hyperx something somethign but ram probablly isnt the problem

here is a video of the problem, I need to know if its the gpu or motherboard so i know what to replace my budget is limited
https://youtu.be/lOR7hldnPKA
When i have something like a video on fullscreen on my second monitor first monitor google and apps will flicker but if i dont do anything on my second monitor and work on my main most apps dont flicker except photoshop premiere and stuff like that idk why

you may not have a good enough psu. i have never hurd of "sharkoon" so i would try with a new power supply

[thekingofmonks]

Might be a syncing issue with the monitor(s).

 

You could try out different syncing/scaling settings in the Radeon software. That sometimes does the job.

[QuantumSingularity]

Here is your problem.

3 hours ago, xd Tomi said:

 

PSU Sharkoon WPM 500W bronze

Also when changing GPUs, DDU is basically a must.

[xd Tomi]

28 minutes ago, QuantumSingularity said:

Here is your problem.

Also when changing GPUs, DDU is basically a must.

I did use DDU i just didnt mention it because its like normal to use it, I know a little about pcs but I have never encountered this problem ever in my life.

[xd Tomi]

3 hours ago, thekingofmonks said:

Might be a syncing issue with the monitor(s).

 

You could try out different syncing/scaling settings in the Radeon software. That sometimes does the job.

can you screenshot the setting so i know which settings ur talking about

[xd Tomi]

just to update i changed the psu to a 650w 80plus gold one, problem is still here so it wasnt the psu.