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BFG GTX280 OCX Artifacting

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Card is maybe 3-4 days old, and has artifacts on GRID and Assassin's creed. Mildly on GRID, and very annoyingly noticeably on Assassin's Creed. Tried 3 different drivers, nothing seems to be helping.

Help? What should I do?

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Contact your hardware vendor and it will probbly end in a RMA. Artifacts are usually coming from faulty video ram and there is nothing you can do. Or maybe the card is overheating, so just check your airflow before.

Reply to BigBurn

It's also probably worth noting that less graphics intensive games (oblivion, GTA San Andreas) don't artifact. Any way to be certain it's the card, not drivers OS etc, game etc?

Reply to IKA258

Download ATItool (i know its ATI but it will work) and do the artifact test.

Reply to BigBurn

Downloaded the ATI tools, says "no error," however I do see visual artifacts in the form of yellow lines? Any know what's up?

Reply to IKA258

Looks like a RMA to me

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Reply to jaydeejohn

Okay, now I upped fan speeds to 100% w/ RIVAtuner, no artifacts at 67C.
If fan speed set to auto, GPU goes to 76C in ATI tools and in games, and begins to artifact.

You guys still think it's a faulty GPU and would RMA it? Keep in mind it is running highly overclocked from the factory.

Reply to IKA258

yes... it shouldn't artifact at default anything... if it requires a modified fan profile to make it work... then it doesn't work the way it should

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