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Biplab
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I have a Msi GTX 750ti, its almost 2 years old... it has been showing some strange artifacts since 2 3 days, a thing to be noted, at full load my gpu stays under 70' degrees with 2 of gpu fans spinning at 70% speed, and under 40'degree ideal, but when artifacts appears i saw one of the fan the isn't spinning, and noticed whatever percentage i dial in the fan speed in afterburner, those two fans doesn't appear to be maintaining that. Then i checked the if the gpu the fans aren't properly connected, and found that it has been popped out from one side for some reason (Headers of the fans). I plugged that properly, and Bingo! artifacs gone. But after a cold boot, it appears again. I don't know why thats happening. After that i ran several benchmarks, its worked (max temp Under 65 degrees), but artifacts doesn't appear. I am guessing if that is fan failure issue or not. Attached a picture of the artifacts below.

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Most probably your GPU is dying, but make sure to check your PC with another display cable.

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Probably your memory is barely unstable. Fixing the fan maybe lowered the temps just enough so it was. Try underclocking the memory a bit.

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so lowering the clock speed will help to prevent this issue for while??? because i am not planning to buy a new gpu, not before 3 or 4 months... and what i really do with my pc, is 3d modeling rendering works. And softwares like substance painter, 3ds max, marmoset toolbag, Maya.. these uses the gpu a lot, not 100% usage but still...

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2 hours ago, DocSwag said:

Probably your memory is barely unstable. Fixing the fan maybe lowered the temps just enough so it was. Try underclocking the memory a bit.

so lowering the clock speed will help to prevent this issue for while??? because i am not planning to buy a new gpu, not before 3 or 4 months... and what i really do with my pc, is 3d modeling rendering works. And softwares like substance painter, 3ds max, marmoset toolbag, Maya.. these uses the gpu a lot, not 100% usage but still...

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2 hours ago, Biplab said:

so lowering the clock speed will help to prevent this issue for while??? because i am not planning to buy a new gpu, not before 3 or 4 months... and what i really do with my pc, is 3d modeling rendering works. And softwares like substance painter, 3ds max, marmoset toolbag, Maya.. these uses the gpu a lot, not 100% usage but still...

Assuming the memory is the issue (which it probably is), it seems like the memory is unstable so lowering clock speeds woild help with that.

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14 hours ago, DocSwag said:

Assuming the memory is the issue (which it probably is), it seems like the memory is unstable so lowering clock speeds woild help with that.

its happening once after a cold boot then it just works fine.. i lowered the memoryclock by 100mhz... artifacts after a cold boot is that normal???

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2 hours ago, Biplab said:

its happening once after a cold boot then it just works fine.. i lowered the memoryclock by 100mhz... artifacts after a cold boot is that normal???

Definitely not normal. Did lowering the clocks fix it?

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2 hours ago, DocSwag said:

Definitely not normal. Did lowering the clocks fix it?

i did lower the clock speed by 100MHz, as i said after cold boot it happens only once... then it works without any problems. I ran those softwares and different bechmarks. The artifacts doesn't show up... 

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