Hello All,
I keep occasionally getting strange spike/stretching like artifacts when playing games. I have attached some images that show the problem, I am pretty sure it is a gpu vram related problem but wanted to here your opinions as to what the cause might be. I also am occasionally get an nvidia driver crash with an nvlddmkm event id 13 error which also points to the gpu as the problem.
My system specs are as follows:
CPU: i5-4690k
GPU: ASUS gtx 770 2gb
MB: Gigabyte z97x gaming 5
RAM: Kingston hyperx fury 8gb
PSU: EVGA supernova G2 750w
OS: Windows 8.1
I also wanted to say the system is about 2 years all built with new parts. The cpu and gpu are not overclocked and MAX temps under load are usually around cpu: 50 c and gpu: 65 - 70 c, also I replaced the gpu thermal paste with MX - 4 which improved temps. The system is also clean and dust free and GPU drivers are up to date and have been uninstalled and reinstalled using ddu tool.
Pictures below:
I am thinking it is a gpu hardware problem and may need a new gpu. Any help and advice greatly appreciated,
Thanks.
I keep occasionally getting strange spike/stretching like artifacts when playing games. I have attached some images that show the problem, I am pretty sure it is a gpu vram related problem but wanted to here your opinions as to what the cause might be. I also am occasionally get an nvidia driver crash with an nvlddmkm event id 13 error which also points to the gpu as the problem.
My system specs are as follows:
CPU: i5-4690k
GPU: ASUS gtx 770 2gb
MB: Gigabyte z97x gaming 5
RAM: Kingston hyperx fury 8gb
PSU: EVGA supernova G2 750w
OS: Windows 8.1
I also wanted to say the system is about 2 years all built with new parts. The cpu and gpu are not overclocked and MAX temps under load are usually around cpu: 50 c and gpu: 65 - 70 c, also I replaced the gpu thermal paste with MX - 4 which improved temps. The system is also clean and dust free and GPU drivers are up to date and have been uninstalled and reinstalled using ddu tool.
Pictures below:
I am thinking it is a gpu hardware problem and may need a new gpu. Any help and advice greatly appreciated,
Thanks.
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