What is Wrong with my PC?!?!?!?!

[ItsTurbo]

So I was watching YouTube and vessel, and this problem is similar on both sites... but attached is a screenshot of what my screen looks like while watching a video, I know it is not my monitor because it's just fine on anything else. Please help! I am considering buying a Gigabyte GeForce GTX 750 Ti 4GB because my A10-7850K's graphics aren't cutting it for my anymore anyways.

[PlayStation 2]

Probably drivers... ? Yeah, it looks like your GPU is shitting the bed.

[ItsTurbo]

Just now, CUDA_Cores said:

hehe, linus's reptilian skin is showing through

OMG I didn't even realize that... LOL

[zachmullin]

I would think it would be driver related.

[NeoFrux]

Looks like you're dropping frames. There's a long story as to what exactly makes up what you're seeing here, but basically, your GPU isn't decoding the frames fast enough and is dropping them from time to time to keep up without skipping. If you're using Google Chrome, try disabling hardware acceleration, and if you use Flash on YouTube, right-click the video and go to settings, and disable hardware acceleration there, too. Dropping back to software decoding/rendering will impose a CPU hit, but it's probably going to be more reliable until you get a dGPU going. You should also check your temperatures to make sure you're not overheating.

[glitchmaster0001]

i think it could be graphical driver/the gpu itself related. i had a cheapo $30 gpu do the same thing to me once and it turned out it was gpu that was bad 

[ItsTurbo]

Just now, Runefox said:

Looks like you're dropping frames. There's a long story as to what exactly makes up what you're seeing here, but basically, your GPU isn't decoding the frames fast enough and is dropping them from time to time to keep up without skipping. If you're using Google Chrome, try disabling hardware acceleration, and if you use Flash on YouTube, right-click the video and go to settings, and disable hardware acceleration there, too. Dropping back to software decoding/rendering will impose a CPU hit, but it's probably going to be more reliable until you get a dGPU going. You should also check your temperatures to make sure you're not overheating.

Alright, BTW I'm using Integrated Graphics... Thank you.

[ItsTurbo]

3 minutes ago, Runefox said:

Looks like you're dropping frames. There's a long story as to what exactly makes up what you're seeing here, but basically, your GPU isn't decoding the frames fast enough and is dropping them from time to time to keep up without skipping. If you're using Google Chrome, try disabling hardware acceleration, and if you use Flash on YouTube, right-click the video and go to settings, and disable hardware acceleration there, too. Dropping back to software decoding/rendering will impose a CPU hit, but it's probably going to be more reliable until you get a dGPU going. You should also check your temperatures to make sure you're not overheating.

Thanks so much! Disabling hardware acceleration worked!

[glitchmaster0001]

7 minutes ago, CodenameScorpion said:

So I was watching YouTube and vessel, and this problem is similar on both sites... but attached is a screenshot of what my screen looks like while watching a video, I know it is not my monitor because it's just fine on anything else. Please help! I am considering buying a Gigabyte GeForce GTX 750 Ti 4GB because my A10-7850K's graphics aren't cutting it for my anymore anyways.

dont buy a 750ti 4gb that amount money is in the ballpark of a GTX 950 a much better performance per dollar card. 

 

http://gpuboss.com/gpus/GeForce-GTX-950-vs-GeForce-GTX-750-Ti

 

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[NeoFrux]

1 minute ago, CodenameScorpion said:

Thanks so much! Disabling hardware acceleration worked!

Glad it helped! The thing is though, if hardware acceleration was the problem, your internal GPU is likely on its way out. You can try reinstalling the driver and re-enabling hardware acceleration to see if that helps, but if it's still bad, you should look into a new GPU sooner rather than later.

[ItsTurbo]

6 minutes ago, Runefox said:

Glad it helped! The thing is though, if hardware acceleration was the problem, your internal GPU is likely on its way out. You can try reinstalling the driver and re-enabling hardware acceleration to see if that helps, but if it's still bad, you should look into a new GPU sooner rather than later.

Okay, I was planning on a discrete gpu instead of integrated and going for an X4 860K from AMD and I guess a GTX 950.