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Hello community,
I struggled for some time during the early summer of 2010 with a faulty graphics card (it varying when it was ACTUALLY faulty) but since summer came and the weather was lovely outside, I quickly forgot about my troubles again. That is, untill now: It appears the term for the issues I have with my gfx is 'artifacts', basically they're what I'd refer to as texture errors / texture replacements, often with solid white or solid black colors in a triangle shape, the thick end starting at the edges of my screen, moving inwards (however they can start anywhere on the screen, and sometimes they do not maintain a triangular shape).
I've tried reading whether or not a PSU with too little wattage could be the reason for my issues but I have come up empty-handed (or at least, with so many different answers to my questions, I don't know what to believe). I therefore turn to you: Is it possible that my graphical artifacts stem from a PSU not supplying enough power?
NB. I've tried underclocking my GFX and it seems I do not get artifacts while running an underclocked GPU - does this tell you anything in regards to my problems?
Thank you in advance.
I struggled for some time during the early summer of 2010 with a faulty graphics card (it varying when it was ACTUALLY faulty) but since summer came and the weather was lovely outside, I quickly forgot about my troubles again. That is, untill now: It appears the term for the issues I have with my gfx is 'artifacts', basically they're what I'd refer to as texture errors / texture replacements, often with solid white or solid black colors in a triangle shape, the thick end starting at the edges of my screen, moving inwards (however they can start anywhere on the screen, and sometimes they do not maintain a triangular shape).
I've tried reading whether or not a PSU with too little wattage could be the reason for my issues but I have come up empty-handed (or at least, with so many different answers to my questions, I don't know what to believe). I therefore turn to you: Is it possible that my graphical artifacts stem from a PSU not supplying enough power?
NB. I've tried underclocking my GFX and it seems I do not get artifacts while running an underclocked GPU - does this tell you anything in regards to my problems?
Thank you in advance.