Do you mean artifacting? Like blocks or shapes of colors that don't belong
I usually see that with heating issues. Do you have enough airflow? Is your GPU getting hot? What settings have you tried changing and to what?
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Your GPU should have come with software or you can grab it from the manufacturer's website. They pretty much all have some sort of monitoring software. You could also use something like CAM and see what temperatures you get
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Well that's good, one thing ruled out at least. Not sure what else it might be but it looks like there have been lots of other ideas. Good luck!
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Try testing other games and drivers. Could be your GPU memory is defect.
Edit: If you can test in another PC if the same issues happen. It's not necessarily a temperature or voltage problem.
If the same things happen it's time to replace it.
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Well that's weird.
Did you test it long enough? Hours, not just a few minutes.
Has his case got better airflow than yours? Do you have 2 fans in your case, 1 sucking in at the front, one extracting at the back?
What's the exact name of the GPU? It could be a model specific issue.
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I actually didnt test it for long but I didnt really think I needed to. Do you think it could fix itself on its own? Also, I believe I do have two fans that do that exact thing, and it just says Radeon RX 470, idk the specifics sadly as my brother took care of most of that stuff.
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I'd suggest trying other drivers. Every driver update from both manufacturers always seem to break some other things.
If you have the same artifacting in other games contact the vendor and replace it. This kind of thing doesn't fix it itself.
Take photos of the old card, specifically the serial number when returning it.
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But see I don't want to believe its a defected GPU because Hitman and a few other games worked perfectly. It just seemed to be these two (and more that I don't know of I suppose?). So that's why I feel it must be some kind of setting I'm just missing, idk.
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I would prefer to keep this card though, and considering it didn't have that effect on my brothers computer which has the same GPU (Well, its the same model, maybe the specifics are different), I don't think its AMD's fault. But if all else fails, I guess I can send it back and ask for a new one
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So, you bullshitted me?
Here's your logic:
Hey bro, my car sometimes misfires. What can it be?
Well, i drove my car down the same round without any problems. It must be the road or something else.
Yeah, you're probably right.
Edit: I'm off to play so good luck.
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I am calm ;)
Sadly, the latest answer shows they still don't understand what it means to test your GPU in another PC.
Edit: Is the formatting somehow wrong in this thread now?
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Hey guys so I just got my first graphics card, an RX 470, and when I put it in and played something like hitman it worked perfectly. However when I played Fallout 4 for the first time everything seemed fine until I got to move in the bathroom. I keep seeing these weird and strange flashing blocks on the walls and floors and even on the items they project on the loading screen. They flash in and out and its very annoying. Before I discovered this I played The Amazing Spider-man and it actually had nearly the exact same problem. Any suggestions? I tried messing with the settings and unticking things etc but that didn't seem to help. I also updated my drivers beforehand.
Some screenshots (If you look at the floor, you can see those white dots are moving position, this is what I'm referring to)
http://imgur.com/D3w2ZdA
http://imgur.com/KzjlmZz
http://imgur.com/PH2ts4q
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