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Artifacts while in Geforce Experience

PedroBarbosa
By PedroBarbosa
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Hi!

I don't know why but i started having some artifacts when i have geforce experience on...

What can i do?

If my GPU fault?

Exemple of an artifact below 

Wait, are you watching something related to Big Hero 6 in the background?

ANYWAY, just reset your overclocks if you have any

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looks like the vram is overclocked to high 

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looks like the vram is overclocked to high 

 

Wait, are you watching something related to Big Hero 6 in the background?

ANYWAY, just reset your overclocks if you have any

 

Reset overclocks and check temps

Yes!

Big hero <3 1hour music i think

 

 

I didn't overclocked my Vram... i think!

How can i "reset"?

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It dosent change anything...

So i didn't overclocked...

What about now? what can i do :/ problem with card?

1. make sure everything is plugged in correctly

2. unplug Fucking everything

3. plug everything back in

4. repeat from step one

 

 

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