Recent content by Maximum_0verdrive

So apparently the issue was needing to enable gsync on my new monitor. Ever since I enabled it last night I haven't seen the issue coming back. Had to turn freesync premium on in the monitor to get it to register as a gsync compatible and then enable it in the gsync panel. Turning off gsync...

I haven't seen any artifacting since I swapped to mirror the display on both monitors. The only time I saw it was when I swapped back to display extending to check a longer display port cable that I used and it happened pretty quickly. Once I swapped back to display mirror I still haven't seen...

This doesn't seem to get better or worse based off of whether the GPU is under load or not. It happens on occasion even during web browsing. Only lasts a half of a second, if that. :/

Is it likely this is something that may be fixed by reinstalling windows? Noted the artifacting coming back, so I'm trying with my display being mirrored to both my monitors. It'll just be hard to catch.

I have had good luck so far since I've dropped my new monitor from 240 hz to 120. When I had my old setup on my old computer I believe I was running 120 hz/120 hz on my two monitors, as opposed to 144 hz/144 hz so I can't say for sure if my old monitor was even working properly at 144 hz. If I...

My only concern is that I can't seem to capture the artifacts when I use a screen recording software. In this case I use OBS and when I look back at the captured video nothing shows up. My card is stil under warranty for three years, so replacing isn't too much of an issue, just not sure if it's...

I've been messing around with different drivers lately and I've used DDU to uninstall each one. Just recently did a clean install of the newest nvidia drivers

Having a weird issue that seems to happen intermittently through the day. Doesn't seem to get any better or worse regardless of if I'm abusing my graphics card or not. I noticed it on one monitor, where it showed up as a white line or an occasional white dot (a few pixels big maybe) that would...

This is a necro, I know, but I actually figured out the solution and thought I'd post an update in case anyone stumbles across the thread and needs a solution; The audio and video desync was actually a sign of instability that stemmed from overclock. I had done some research into the fact that...

CPU: i7 8700k Motherboard: Asus Prime Z370-P Ram: 16GB DDR4 3000MHz Digital Storm Performance Series SSD/HDD: ADATA SU800 SSD/ Toshiba DT01ACA200 HDD GPU: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti PSU: 750W Corsair RM750x (Fully Modular) Chassis: Digital Storm Lumos OS: Windows 10 home I'm on the latest...

So I've been having a lot of issues with my new rig getting weird audio/video desync overtime. I had pinned it to the fact that realtek drivers suck until I saw a random suggestion on the internet to turn off hyperthreading. It turns out that was a solution to the desync issue. I turned it off...

No luck with the checkdisks... and whenever I plug in the USB I formatted for memtest86 my keyboard refuses to work until I unplug the flash drive and reboot. ?_?

Hello Tom's community! I'm back again with the same issue. Every few months or so my computer will start to bog down and eventually lock up after it has been running for several hours. Usually around 8 or so. The fixes to this have always been restart or system refresh. A system restart fixes it...