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i would loop the unigine valley benchmark for about an hour on its extreme hd preset(though change the resoluition if your not on a 1080p monitor). after an hour watch it for a bit and see if you can see any artifacts.

use msi afterburner/gpuz/etc to log the stats and most importantly gpu temps. check temps with a few online reviews to make sure they are not drastically different which could be a sign of a bad factory thermal paste application or another problem.
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I kinda agree with this and I'm sure a lot of other people would. It probably wouldn't hurt to go out your way and perform some test to break it in and make sure everything is up to par.

 
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i would loop the unigine valley benchmark for about an hour on its extreme hd preset(though change the resoluition if your not on a 1080p monitor). after an hour watch it for a bit and see if you can see any artifacts.

use msi afterburner/gpuz/etc to log the stats and most importantly gpu temps. check temps with a few online reviews to make sure they are not drastically different which could be a sign of a bad factory thermal paste application or another problem.
 
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