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Game? And clock speed? And system specs? I'm sorry, but its really hard to diagnose problems like this with so little information. You should try a bunch of different games and check if you're FPS is way higher than your monitor spec as that will cause some stuttering sometimes too. If my GPU outputs more than 120 FPS on my 60 HZ monitor it starts to stutter. Also check your cable, it might be your cable is breaking or the contacts are worn or something.

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So basicly what SnypeUXD said but I recently had a flickering issue with my MSI gtx660 ti PE and it looked like this

If you are experiencing the same then it could be your monitor. First thing I would do is try a different monitor or hdtv and try to duplicate the problem and go from there.

I5-3570k

8 gigs of Patriot ram

500 gig WD black

MSI GTX 660 TI PE

Thug Life.

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Game? And clock speed? And system specs? I'm sorry' date=' but its really hard to diagnose problems like this with so little information. You should try a bunch of different games and check if you're FPS is way higher than your monitor spec as that will cause some stuttering sometimes too. If my GPU outputs more than 120 FPS on my 60 HZ monitor it starts to stutter. Also check your cable, it might be your cable is breaking or the contacts are worn or something.[/quote']

Hey guys , theproblem seems to be something wrong with the vbios . I meet a guy in a forum and he is working with service center for this brand. I have been provided with a vbios . After flashing the vbios, so far so good.

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