GPU artifacting problem?

[zk.2008]

these are my specs: XPG Adata DDR4 2x8GB RAM

AMD Ryzen 7 5800XT CPU

NVIDIA EVGA 1080 GPU

CORSAIR CX-M CX750M 750 W ATX 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Semi-Modular Power Supply

GIGABYTE B550 WIFI6

Thermalright 120 se heatsink

antec p10 flux case

 

operating system is 64 bit with windows 11

cant accsess bios version 

 

 

 

 

So I boot up windows 11 on my PC with a usb stick and it boots up first try but then I use another USB stick to put in new drivers from the NVIDIA and AMD site and it artifacted bad (image 1 with all the white on the black screen)

 

I tried booting it up again this morning and it worked for about 4 minutes then it artifacted again (image 2) also on both instances i couldnt move anything on screen.

I was thinking its a new driver issue but I really dont know since I bought this GPU off of facebook marketplace. 

 

Also after the first artifact I tried booting it up again but the gpu lights and fan didnt spin till like 5 seconds 

 

I can answer any questions with detail if needed, 

this is my first PC ever cause ive been gaming on my T430s laptop for fallout games but ive always wanted a desktop so any advice is appreciated,

 

 

THANKS

Edited March 5 by zk.2008

[MadAnt250]

2 hours ago, zk.2008 said:

So I boot up windows 11 on my PC with a usb stick and it boots up first try but then I use another USB stick to put in new drivers from the NVIDIA and AMD site and it artifacted bad (image 1 with all the white on the black screen)

Are you only running windows from a USB stick? The artifacts do look like a possible GPU memory issue, but let's make sure everything else related is fine.

 

Also, welcome to the forum.

[zk.2008]

Thanks for the welcome, yea i used the usb stick method that microsoft has, so i just stuck it on a usb port on my pc and it downloaded through that sick.

[Imprezzion]

Chances are that GPU is gone mate. Those are typical defective VRAM on the GPU artifacts. I'm assuming you got it used?

[zk.2008]

8 minutes ago, Imprezzion said:

Chances are that GPU is gone mate. Those are typical defective VRAM on the GPU artifacts. I'm assuming you got it used?

yea used, might be it