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Hi guys, recently chrome has started flickering a black screen on all web pages. It's the only browser to do so as I am now typing this in I.E. :(

The only thing that I've done since it was working fine was overclock my GPU and recieve a java update. Any solutions?

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Hi guys' date=' recently chrome has started flickering a black screen on all web pages. It's the only browser to do so as I am now typing this in I.E. :( The only thing that I've done since it was working fine was overclock my GPU and recieve a java update. Any solutions?[/quote']

​Put your GPU back to stock and see if it goes back.

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Are you running anything from labs or new extensions? Try clearing your cache, cookies, everything.

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disable GPU rendering for webpages on the chrome://flags/ page

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[TD]

GPU compositing on all pages Mac, Windows, Linux

Uses GPU accelerated compositing on all pages, not just those that include GPU-accelerated layers.

DefaultEnabledDisabled

[/TD]

[/TR]

[/TABLE]

[TABLE]

[TR=class: null]

[TD]

Threaded compositing Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS

Uses a secondary thread to perform web page compositing. This allows smooth scrolling, even when the main thread is unresponsive.

DefaultDisabledEnabled

[/TD]

[/TR]

[/TABLE]

[TABLE]

[TR=class: experiment-disabled]

[TD=bgcolor: #F0F0F0]

Disable accelerated 2D canvas Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS

Disables the use of the GPU to perform 2d canvas rendering and instead uses software rendering.

Enable

[/TD]

[/TR]

[/TABLE]

there are a ton more just look through and disable them. Fingers crossed

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disable GPU rendering for webpages on the chrome://flags/ page

[TABLE]

[TR=class: null]

[TD]

GPU compositing on all pages Mac, Windows, Linux

Uses GPU accelerated compositing on all pages, not just those that include GPU-accelerated layers.

DefaultEnabledDisabled

[/TD]

[/TR]

[/TABLE]

[TABLE]

[TR=class: null]

[TD]

Threaded compositing Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS

Uses a secondary thread to perform web page compositing. This allows smooth scrolling, even when the main thread is unresponsive.

DefaultDisabledEnabled

[/TD]

[/TR]

[/TABLE]

[TABLE]

[TR=class: experiment-disabled]

[TD=bgcolor: #F0F0F0]

Disable accelerated 2D canvas Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS

Disables the use of the GPU to perform 2d canvas rendering and instead uses software rendering.

Enable

[/TD]

[/TR]

[/TABLE]

there are a ton more just look through and disable them. Fingers crossed

Well the formatting there got all screwed up. but you get the gist.

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