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Birchall17
By Birchall17
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It doesn't happen when I am on the home screen but after playing certain games for a certain amount of time, it causes it to come up with flashing images and colours chaotically. Can someone give advice on what to do?

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Can you be more specific? What Graphics card do you use? How old is it? What do you mean by flashing colours? You mean like a TV with broken antenna?

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9 minutes ago, MojangYang said:

Can you be more specific? What Graphics card do you use? How old is it? What do you mean by flashing colours? You mean like a TV with broken antenna?

Yea this would help

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there should be an attached video and im trying to find the other information out now and i will get back to you asap

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On 9/14/2018 at 12:33 PM, MojangYang said:

Can you be more specific? What Graphics card do you use? How old is it? What do you mean by flashing colours? You mean like a TV with broken antenna?

 

On 9/14/2018 at 12:43 PM, atomburst said:

Yea this would help

its similar to this and im currently trying to find out all the specs 

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It sounds to me like a heat problem. You might want to clean the heatsinks and get rid of the dust with a dust blower before doing anything crazy.  Also try new drivers. 
 

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14 hours ago, argoxp said:

It sounds to me like a heat problem. You might want to clean the heatsinks and get rid of the dust with a dust blower before doing anything crazy.  Also try new drivers. 
 

Yep agreed. Your artifacts are being caused by head or internal degradation of the chip, or a lack of power supplied to the card. Do you have an overclock on the card? If you do remove it and test again. Clean it out/ maybe new paste. Is your power supply adequate? 

 

No change, new card is your next step.

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