Wat da hewl

[yuanfu235]

What is this and how do i eliminate this and what is this called?

[Cajs]

I get this issue on Just Cause 2 all the time. 

[LokiFire]

Ahh it's just COD.

[impure]

I think it's a driver issue. I got this once right after updating GPU drivers. Time to get a new graphics card I guess.

[yuanfu235]

9 minutes ago, LokiFire said:

Ahh it's just COD.

it happens sometimes on bfh and bf4 too :c

[yuanfu235]

1 minute ago, impure said:

I think it's a driver issue. I got this once right after updating GPU drivers. Time to get a new graphics card I guess.

i have the latest drivers and haz gtx 760

[LokiFire]

Just now, yuanfu235 said:

it happens sometimes on bfh and bf4 too :c

RMA that GPU.

[Totalimus]

Those are called artifacts. Did you overclock your GPU by any chance?

[yuanfu235]

Just now, LokiFire said:

RMA that GPU.

A lil  dat cause the problem? and because of the heat?

[yuanfu235]

1 minute ago, LokiFire said:

RMA that GPU.

wrong reply lol

 

[yuanfu235]

1 minute ago, Totalimus said:

Those are called artifacts. Did you overclock your GPU by any chance?

Is it caused by heat?

[elpiop]

4 minutes ago, yuanfu235 said:

Is it caused by heat?

yes, it can occur when your gpu is overheating. could also be caused by bad vram on the card

[Totalimus]

1 minute ago, yuanfu235 said:

Is it caused by heat?

Might be, I'm not a pro in this stuff. But they would have to be super-puper-high for it to affect your GPU by that much, usually you would experience only fps drops and not artifacts.

Artifacts usually occur after unsuccsessful GPU overclock and people just turn down their overclock by a bit or add some voltage for them to disappear.

But then again, if you didn't overclock and this thing happened out of nowhere, then it can't be it. In this case you should RMA it, if you can.

[yuanfu235]

Just now, elpiop said:

yes, it can occur when your gpu is overheating. 

So it is only caused by heat and nothing more?

[yuanfu235]

2 minutes ago, Totalimus said:

Might be, I'm not a pro in this stuff. But they would have to be super-puper-high for it to affect your GPU by that much, usually you would experience only fps drops and not artifacts.

Artifacts usually occur after unsuccsessful GPU overclock and people just turn down their overclock by a bit or add some voltage for them to disappear.

But then again, if you didn't overclock and this thing happened out of nowhere, then it can't be it. In this case you should RMA it, if you can.

It was running at 80-81C 

[elpiop]

4 minutes ago, yuanfu235 said:

So it is only caused by heat and nothing more?

sorry I edited my post. it can also be caused by bad VRAM, as far as I am aware. As other posters have said it could be a driver issue. Did you recently update the drivers? 

[yuanfu235]

Okay Thanks for the info

[yuanfu235]

6 minutes ago, elpiop said:

sorry I edited my post. it can also be caused by bad VRAM, as far as I am aware. As other posters have said it could be a driver issue. Did you recently update the drivers? 

yes latest
 

[elpiop]

8 minutes ago, yuanfu235 said:

yes latest
 

was this happening before you updated drivers? if not then try reverting back to old ones and see if it helps.  Maybe something is wrong with the card, but someone else here probably knows more than me regarding this. 

[yuanfu235]

12 minutes ago, elpiop said:

was this happening before you updated drivers? if not then try reverting back to old ones and see if it helps.  Maybe something is wrong with the card, but someone else here probably knows more than me regarding this. 

It still was like this from old to the latest drivers :c