I am definitely sure that this problem is with the graphics card, i have done a swap test. The card I have is an ATI Radeon HD5770.
On low intensity games and for standard desktop functions, it works fine. When I play graphic intensive games, it leaves trails of whatever is on the screen. It renders crisp, and with good detail, but like I said, as soon as the graphics begin to move it leaves trails. Sometimes it hits a point where it refreshes, and the trails disappear, but they continue to generate from whatever objects are on screen.
I dont have Crysis or HAWX anymore, so I havent tested with them. I have had this problem with Mount & Blade: Warband and Overlord 2. I've noticed, the problem isnt dependant on the level of quality (as far as i've noticed, could be wrong here). On M&B, on the map (for those who know what Im talking about), the trees, cities and units all leave trails, regardless of whether I have put the quality to lowest or to highest.
Hopefully thats enough detail for someone to tell me that it's well and truly stuffed or not. Is the GPU or the memory done for? Is there anyway to repair this kind of problem? Any kind of help would be appreciated.
PS. Sorry for the block of text Its just I know how anoying it is when someone doesnt provide enough detail.
On low intensity games and for standard desktop functions, it works fine. When I play graphic intensive games, it leaves trails of whatever is on the screen. It renders crisp, and with good detail, but like I said, as soon as the graphics begin to move it leaves trails. Sometimes it hits a point where it refreshes, and the trails disappear, but they continue to generate from whatever objects are on screen.
I dont have Crysis or HAWX anymore, so I havent tested with them. I have had this problem with Mount & Blade: Warband and Overlord 2. I've noticed, the problem isnt dependant on the level of quality (as far as i've noticed, could be wrong here). On M&B, on the map (for those who know what Im talking about), the trees, cities and units all leave trails, regardless of whether I have put the quality to lowest or to highest.
Hopefully thats enough detail for someone to tell me that it's well and truly stuffed or not. Is the GPU or the memory done for? Is there anyway to repair this kind of problem? Any kind of help would be appreciated.
PS. Sorry for the block of text Its just I know how anoying it is when someone doesnt provide enough detail.