Hello everyone,
I posted a thread few days ago about my problem and basicly I am having graphical artifacts in games. I was having it with my old card, which I have replaced and bought 970 afterwards. Now I am again having same problems with my EVGA GTX 970. Here is the video of my problem.
[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K23q1s02r5c"][/video]
So since today I tried these;
1-) Clean install with driver sweeper
2-) Memtest for RAM
3-) Heat is normal
4-) It's not the monitor, tried another monitor, same
So everything scratched out, finally I think the problem is PSU, because no other computer parts left to blame
The PSU is Cooler Master GX 750W
The main and the most important question is; if the problem was PSU, is there a probability of artifacts going out when I change the PSU with a new one, or is my card permenantly damaged?
I need really help guys, please help me
Have a nice day
I posted a thread few days ago about my problem and basicly I am having graphical artifacts in games. I was having it with my old card, which I have replaced and bought 970 afterwards. Now I am again having same problems with my EVGA GTX 970. Here is the video of my problem.
[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K23q1s02r5c"][/video]
So since today I tried these;
1-) Clean install with driver sweeper
2-) Memtest for RAM
3-) Heat is normal
4-) It's not the monitor, tried another monitor, same
So everything scratched out, finally I think the problem is PSU, because no other computer parts left to blame
The PSU is Cooler Master GX 750WThe main and the most important question is; if the problem was PSU, is there a probability of artifacts going out when I change the PSU with a new one, or is my card permenantly damaged?
I need really help guys, please help me
Have a nice day
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