I have a system that is near new, I finished building it on Saturday, the components are:
3930k @4.5Ghz cooled by a phanteks ph-tc14pe
16gb kingston hyperx ram on xmp
gigabyte x79-up4
seasonic 850x
windows 8.1
and finally the Asus gtx 780 (it is in the 3rd pci slot because it cant fit in the first because of the cooler, and because on the up4 its the only other x16 slot if youre using dual sli)
When playing games, and sometimes while just in a normal situation there will be some small red and green artifacts only on my main 1080p monitor, there are none on my secondary 1680x1050 monitor. Also my screen will randomly black out for about 4 seconds. I first noticed it when I did a burn test with FurMark, when I had it running on 1080p the monitor wouldn't stay on for more than 2 seconds at a time.
I'm wondering if it has to be in the first slot (i've tried the psu with another system so I know its not that, i haven't overclocked it so its not that), or if I got a bad card and I have to RMA it.
And if you want to see the build this is the pcpartpicker link: http://pcpartpicker.com/b/Jjt#img=0
3930k @4.5Ghz cooled by a phanteks ph-tc14pe
16gb kingston hyperx ram on xmp
gigabyte x79-up4
seasonic 850x
windows 8.1
and finally the Asus gtx 780 (it is in the 3rd pci slot because it cant fit in the first because of the cooler, and because on the up4 its the only other x16 slot if youre using dual sli)
When playing games, and sometimes while just in a normal situation there will be some small red and green artifacts only on my main 1080p monitor, there are none on my secondary 1680x1050 monitor. Also my screen will randomly black out for about 4 seconds. I first noticed it when I did a burn test with FurMark, when I had it running on 1080p the monitor wouldn't stay on for more than 2 seconds at a time.
I'm wondering if it has to be in the first slot (i've tried the psu with another system so I know its not that, i haven't overclocked it so its not that), or if I got a bad card and I have to RMA it.
And if you want to see the build this is the pcpartpicker link: http://pcpartpicker.com/b/Jjt#img=0
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