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Is my graphics card broken?

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So after i have overclocked my gpu which is a gtx 1050ti too far i got a blackscreen but my pc worked normal after restarting.

But since a few days i experience some weird things happening while watching youtube videos or playing games. I dont know how to explain it, ill just attach a screenshot to it.

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Yup i watched it on my phone and there was nothing like that. Im thinking about clearing my pc completely out and reinstall everything but since my internet is very slow and i got like 400gb of pics, videos and games im really insecure about that 

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have you tried backing off the over clock to stock and seeing if the artifacting goes away

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41 minutes ago, veli2501 said:

I don't see any problems ,...but the core voltage on CPU-Z is mildly concerning, though I imagine GPU-Z is reporting incorrectly because if it really was running that voltage the chip would be up in smoke.

I had my heart go up in flames just like you on seeing 2.7v being reported (incorrectly as OP likely have some smoke n flames if it was true)

Wow.. 2.7v, even that misread could have his motherboard be seeing signs of failure...

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15 hours ago, Nothing. said:

So its broken? Im really afraid rn and i dont know what to do since i never did overclock my cpu? Holy shit i just saw that the max core voltage is 1,5ghz!

 

But my pc case is really cold and as usual what do i do? Do i underclock??

I don't think that anything is actually wrong with your CPU, just that the software is reporting incorrectly, as said above - if it really were at 2.7v it would be up in smoke.  Best d/l another hardware reporting tool for a second opinion. 

 

Re: the graphics card, when you had reinstalled the drivers had you used DDU to completely remove them?  Always best to do as remnants of the previous install maybe still affecting the new one.

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Yeah i used DDU to uninstall it and i honestly dont know if i just look for bugs/flickering ingame now or if that was there before. 

 

But yeah someone told me to put my BIOS to default so im gonna do that and report what happened after

 

But if nothing is wrong with my pc, why do i experience like issues on slight lines or some youtube videos?  Also i dont know any other program to measure my core voltage and stuff, atleast no not fishy looking ones

 

What do you think guys, could it be my pc screen? Its not the best one its an AOC G2590VXQ i guess. 

 

And i just figured out that those are all anti aliasing problems, even tho i have turned it on. what is it in videos tough?

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