Hi guys 
I recently purchased a MSI GTX 760 2 GB OC graphics card, and have been experiencing a weird flickering glitch, that sorround every object in the distance, in World of Warcraft, and I don't seem to have the glitches in any other game. I've tried to enable v-sync, because I thought it was screen -tearing, but that didn't seem to help, I've tried updating and reinstalling the drivers for the card, but nothing seems to work.
I just want to hear what the pros think
Specs:
Processor: AMD FX(tm)-6100 Six-Core Processor 3.3GHz
RAM: 8192MB
GPU: MSI GTX 760 2GB OC
PSU: Corsair CX500 W
I've linked a 1 minute video with the glitching, just to get an idea of what it looks like
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mgqes6fi9327z9u/World%20Of%20Warcraft%2003.26.2014%20-%2012.37.21.08.DVR.mp4
Hope you can help
UPDATE: Tried to game Tomb Raider, to check for any weird glitches, but nothing was wrong. Played the game for an hour, when the computer suddenly just shuts down, like it was unplugged from the wall - Is this a sign of a too small PSU?
I recently purchased a MSI GTX 760 2 GB OC graphics card, and have been experiencing a weird flickering glitch, that sorround every object in the distance, in World of Warcraft, and I don't seem to have the glitches in any other game. I've tried to enable v-sync, because I thought it was screen -tearing, but that didn't seem to help, I've tried updating and reinstalling the drivers for the card, but nothing seems to work.
I just want to hear what the pros think
Specs:
Processor: AMD FX(tm)-6100 Six-Core Processor 3.3GHz
RAM: 8192MB
GPU: MSI GTX 760 2GB OC
PSU: Corsair CX500 W
I've linked a 1 minute video with the glitching, just to get an idea of what it looks like
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mgqes6fi9327z9u/World%20Of%20Warcraft%2003.26.2014%20-%2012.37.21.08.DVR.mp4
Hope you can help
UPDATE: Tried to game Tomb Raider, to check for any weird glitches, but nothing was wrong. Played the game for an hour, when the computer suddenly just shuts down, like it was unplugged from the wall - Is this a sign of a too small PSU?
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