Possible GPU failure

[kmce]

Hi, I have 3 monitors and recently something weird has been happening. The stuff being displaced on one monitor is also showing on the other. The image attached shows 1 monitor but the stuff from all of the 3 monitors being shown on the one. Dont think I am explaining this very well, but hopefully the image will help. I am wondering if this a maybe a gpu issue, possibly failing? I have a 1070 that is maybe around about 5 years old now. Does anyone know if this looks like a gpu failure, or possibly something else?

 

 

[Lordmage]

either the cables are loss. check both sides monitor and GPU

monitor ports could have died try another type if possible. HDMI vs DP

port on GPU could be Dead try the working one with each cord.

Setting in OS to multi screen could have toggled off

display driver might need reinstall and reset the position and monitor settings for the monitor array

 

[Bagzie]

This looks like you have messed up something with the monitor scaling rather than a hardware fault.

[kmce]

3 hours ago, Lordmage said:

either the cables are loss. check both sides monitor and GPU

monitor ports could have died try another type if possible. HDMI vs DP

port on GPU could be Dead try the working one with each cord.

Setting in OS to multi screen could have toggled off

display driver might need reinstall and reset the position and monitor settings for the monitor array

 

Thanks for taking the time to respond. I will try all these out. 

[kmce]

23 minutes ago, Bagzie said:

This looks like you have messed up something with the monitor scaling rather than a hardware fault.

2 of the monitors have the same resolution, and the 3rd monitor has a different resolution. Thats why the twitter part in the image looks so large. If thats what you meant? Could the different resolutions be causing the issue. The issue has only started to occur the past couple of weeks and have had the 3 monitors on different resolutions for about 4 months now.

[Lordmage]

that could be due to the positioning of the monitors in whatever PhysX or windows display spanning might have one monitor over the other. could be due to resolution mismatch or even a refresh rate overdrive or aspect ratio control as well. 

 

you could DDU you video drivers and reinstall and start from scratch possible it got corrupted