Display error when playing game

[hoangthien18]

My display got some error when I play any game. I don't know what happen with this.

* I recoreded the video link youtube here: 

Here is my specs:
**CPU: Intel Xeon E3-1231 V3 3.4GHz Quad-Core.

**Motherboard: MSI H97 Gaming 3ATX LGA1150.
**Memory: X2 Avexir Core Series 8GB DDr3-1600.
**Storage: Samsung 840 Eco 250GB 2.5'' SSD.
              Seagte 2TB 3.5'' 7200 RMp Hybrid.
**Video card: Asus GeForce GTX 970 4GB STRIX.
**Case: NZXT H4409(White/Black) ATX Mid Tower.
**Power supply: Corsair 600W  ATX 12V.
**Monitor: Samsung S24D590PL 23.6".
**Keyboard: Ducky Shine 3 Red LED 87 keys (Brown Switch).
**Mouse: Razer Death Adder Chroma.
**Headphones: Steelseries 9H.

 

Pls help me.
Thanks ~

[Guest]

What display input are you using on the monitor?

[XTankSlayerX]

Errr....

 

Do you mean your actual screen or the game just got buggy?

[MegaDave91]

Is your graphics card overclocked?

[hoangthien18]

What display input are you using on the monitor?

I use 4:3  with 1280x960 in game

Input monitor : 16:9 with 1920x1080

[hoangthien18]

Errr....

 

Do you mean your actual screen or the game just got buggy?

It happens for game only. Any game

[hoangthien18]

Is your graphics card overclocked?

I don't change any setting of my card video

[Guest]

I use 4:3  with 1280x960 in game

I mean what cable e.g. HDMI, DVI, VGA 

[hoangthien18]

I mean what cable e.g. HDMI, DVI, VGA 

HDMI

[awesomes8wc3]

How can a monitor crash? Did it fall off the table?

What is it doing?

[hoangthien18]

How can a monitor crash? Did it fall off the table?

What is it doing?

Crashed in game. Actual screen is fine

[Vendetta]

Crashed in game. Actual screen is fine

that would be your graphics card crashing or displaying errors, NOT your monitor crashing. You may want to completely rephrase your title and OP or else people are going to be really confused like they already are.

[awesomes8wc3]

Crashed in game. Actual screen is fine

Oh...so your game crashed.

I'd attribute that to GabeN's break from coding to go to the lunch room. Valve games can not sustain themselves without Lord GabeN.

 

(honestly I have no idea...could be your memory? try memtest. gpu? furmark for 24 hours etc. but I think its just Source being a bitch.)

 

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[hoangthien18]

that would be your graphics card crashing or displaying errors, NOT your monitor crashing. You may want to completely rephrase your title and OP or else people are going to be really confused like they already are.

Ok. I gonna change it.

[hoangthien18]

Any help? What should I do ?

[hoangthien18]

Your GPU is probably unstable. I see graphical artefacting in your recording. If your monitor was at fault, you wouldn't see it in the recording. 

 

Your 970 Strix is factory overclocked to 1114Mhz base and 1253Mhz boost.

 

True stock specs per Nvidia are 1050/1178

 

Try to underclock your card to Nvidia stock frequency.

 

Also check your temps and video cable for good measure.

Tks.I'll do it right away

[hoangthien18]

Your GPU is probably unstable. I see graphical artefacting in your recording. If your monitor was at fault, you wouldn't see it in the recording. 

 

Your 970 Strix is factory overclocked to 1114Mhz base and 1253Mhz boost.

 

True stock specs per Nvidia are 1050/1178

 

Try to underclock your card to Nvidia stock frequency.

 

Also check your temps and video cable for good measure.

How could I change the base clock.? 

[Godlygamer23]

If I'm not wrong, EVGA Precision and MSI Afterburner will only let you set the base clock.

At least that's the case for my 7950. In order to change my boost clock, I have to do it using OverDrive settings in CCC.

For Nvidia it might also be in your Nvidia control panel.

The 600-900 series only allow for the boost clock offsets to be adjusted. In addition, NVIDIA doesn't have any overclocking features in the control panel. (I have a 970 and a 660 Ti)

[hoangthien18]

The 600-900 series only allow for the boost clock offsets to be adjusted. In addition, NVIDIA doesn't have any overclocking features in the control panel. (I have a 970 and a 660 Ti)

 

Ya, you right. I ony can change the boost clock on tweak GPU. I can't find the base clock.