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kristian.sison1

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Been trying to fix this problem for almost the whole day. I've done a complete reinstall of the drivers, restarted, cleaned my pc and everything. Graphics card was completely fine the evening before and I've tried it on a different system already and it works perfectly fine on there, here's how the issues are looking like.

https://gyazo.com/4238fa57fdb258e7ea879cb3b779bbf4
https://gyazo.com/15caf44ac90f357015ce8957d06d4b5c
https://gyazo.com/fbbfc7bba3d4bb8db8191f8701ad5f04
https://gyazo.com/ebe036eb780fc4717bc751dcfa1c4bf1

Feel free to ask me any question regarding to my problem as I absolutely have no idea to fix this. Thanks for looking and helping!
 
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piechockidocent9
Try unistalling drivers via Display Driver Uninstaller if you haven't already before applying new ones, failsafe method to eliminate cause on drivers side. Check if any windows updates were installed around time this started happening, if so delete the latest ones and stop automatic updates. If both fail look if you have Virtu MVP and if so get rid of it aswell. If still nothing and you want to play with linux here's a workaround that worked for some people:

I used Rufus to create a bootable flash drive with a linux OS (Xubuntu) on it. I then restarted my computer and accessed the boot menu. I selected to boot from the flash drive and proceeded to install Xubuntu. Only select install third party software, then hit continue. On the next...
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Try unistalling drivers via Display Driver Uninstaller if you haven't already before applying new ones, failsafe method to eliminate cause on drivers side. Check if any windows updates were installed around time this started happening, if so delete the latest ones and stop automatic updates. If both fail look if you have Virtu MVP and if so get rid of it aswell. If still nothing and you want to play with linux here's a workaround that worked for some people:

I used Rufus to create a bootable flash drive with a linux OS (Xubuntu) on it. I then restarted my computer and accessed the boot menu. I selected to boot from the flash drive and proceeded to install Xubuntu. Only select install third party software, then hit continue. On the next screen when asked to erase disk select quit. Shutdown your computer and start up like normal.

Last stand would be shutting down, unplugging power cable from psu and holding power button for at least a minute. Either that or voodoo magic. I'm serious about the first one though, something about static buildup or whatnot.
 
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