Recent content by Antonis117

Try disconnecting the video cable from the gpu to the monitor and then reconnect it. if the artifacts remain try an other cable or an other video input/output on your gpu and monitor respectively. It may be a faulty cable, faulty video output of the gpu, faulty video input on the monitor or a...

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Yes, change them. If they were at A1 B1 or A2 B2 its ok. So either put them on A2 B2 or A1 B1.

There is no need for all these since Nvidia uses the same drivers for GTX770 and GTX1070. In the following link you can see from the download page of Nvidia drivers that in the support tab they are all listed as compatible with the latest drivers 397.93 WHQL...

The cpu is bottlenecking your gpu.

The AC back I/O https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/X299-TOMAHAWK-AC/Gallery#lg=1&slide=4 The non-AC back I/O https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/X299-TOMAHAWK/Gallery#lg=1&slide=4

The AC has WiFi 802.11ac.

As owner of the Audio Technica M50x Black I can tell you they have excellent sound insulation so you won't be listening anything even if you are not listening to music. That also works the other way round so people in the same room will not be listening to music from the headphones. They cover...

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Ok so what we have now is that it is not a GPU issue. Also the PCIe slots are working. Now you can check power connectors to make sure there is nothing loose. If the problem remains then I would advise you to remove the motherboard from the case with all the components, put them on a bench...

Well Anti-Aliasing can be very demanding to GPUs (especially SSAA). However I don't think it is just that. In order to eliminate the possibility of a faulty PCIe I am going to ask you to change the GPU to the second one and try again.

It crashed using your PSU? Also can you change the GPU to the second pcie slot and try again?

I am afraid the GPU is dying. If you have any spare GPU or if you can borrow one from a friend try replacing it to check it. Usually artifacts and crashing under load indicates a dying GPU.