Tearing/Artifacts when playing video

NoNameExe · Apr 22, 2016

Hi. I have a big problem.
I noticed that when I am playing a video or a videogame (windowed mode) I get some tearing or artifacts with Windows 10.
Here is my config.
I5 4460
Msi h97 pc mate v5.9
Msi gtx 750ti
Kingston hyperx fury 2x4gb
Thermaltake berlin White

It is hard to explain my problem. So I made a video :
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=goE9qo80l8E
There are artifacts at the edge of the video in background.

I had NVidia 364.72 driver. I rolled back to 362.00 because I read some horror stories about NVidia drivers that was bricking cards. I tried both drivers now and I have the same problem.
Please guys help me

Hlsgsz · Apr 22, 2016

Play in fullscreen mode and enable vsync.

NoNameExe · Apr 22, 2016

Did you watch the video on youtube? I have artifacts on desktop.
I ran memtest for some hours and no errors was found.

Hlsgsz · Apr 23, 2016

NoNameExe :

I see. Have you set the monitor to it's highest frequency?

NoNameExe · Apr 23, 2016

Thanks for your answer. Yes the frequency of my monitor is 60hz that is its maximum. It only happens with video in background. Very strange...

Alan Caldwell · Apr 24, 2016

Try this,
First of all you need to TOTALLY remove all the old drivers. Use this link.
http://www.wagnardmobile.com/DDU/
Note:
Select the respective company(i.e Nvidia or ATI) drivers to be uninstalled.
Use clean and restart option.
And then install the new drivers after rebooting.

NoNameExe · Apr 24, 2016

Thanks for your answer!
Yes I already tried DDU and reinstalling the drivers... Nothing worked...

Hlsgsz · Apr 24, 2016

NoNameExe :

Very strange indeed. Does it persist in you go on integrated graphics?

NoNameExe · Apr 25, 2016

UPDATE : This problem does not happen with Mozilla Firefox. But it happens at the edge of the window of a game like Terraria.
Can I disable my video card instead of removing it?

Hlsgsz · Apr 25, 2016

NoNameExe :

Yes. In BIOS there is "integrated graphics config." and under that "initiate graphic adapter" set to "auto" or "PEG". set it to the other setting. not auto and not PEG.(iGPU whatever, it depends on the bios)

NoNameExe · Apr 26, 2016

Hi all.
I removed with DDU the nvidia drivers.
I changed the initiate graphic adapter from PEG to IGP (or something like that).
I installed lastest Intel graphics drivers.
and... Same identical problem...

Hlsgsz · Apr 26, 2016

NoNameExe :

Did you also connect the monitor to the integrated port on your motherboard?
If so, you are facing either a faulty cable(try another) or a faulty monitor. The good news is that, if it's your monitor, it's probably it's power supply.

NoNameExe · Apr 26, 2016

Yes I connected the monitor to the motherboard. I will try a different cable or monitor.

UPDATE: Same problem with another monitor and a different cable.

Hlsgsz · Apr 26, 2016

NoNameExe :

Well if it's not the card, monitor or cable it must be software: i would reinstall windows.
I got nothing else.

NoNameExe · Apr 27, 2016

Reinstalled Windows... Same problem.
Pretty strange uh?

Alan Caldwell · Apr 28, 2016

Try that graphics card in another PC.

NoNameExe · Apr 28, 2016

Sorry but I already tried the integrated graphic card and I don't have another PC.

Alan Caldwell · Apr 28, 2016

Looks like a bad card. Tried using integrated?

NoNameExe · Apr 28, 2016

Hi. Yes... Look my comments.

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