Hello friends.
My english is very bad and I'm tired, sorry for that, here is my problem:
cpu: i5 4690k 3,5GHz
gpu: amd r9 280
ram: 8gb
motherboard: asus z97-p
supply: tacen mars gaming 800 W
I got tearing on youtube videos and metal gear phantom pain.
So I decided to test the GPU and Ram in another PC and they worked well.
(Before that I activated V-Sync on the catalyst control center, also in the videogame)
I tried installing older version for drivers.
I tried using another GPU in my motherboard with the same supply and I had tearing too; after that the company where I bought all the new hardware changed me the motherboard, the same model and what happened?? I had tearing too.
*edited: with the first motherboard (the same model) I used integrated GPU and I saw the videos on youtube better than the R9 280
So my question is the next: Is the problem in the Supply? Or in the motherboard again?
Sorry for the spelling mistakes and thank you very much.
My english is very bad and I'm tired, sorry for that, here is my problem:
cpu: i5 4690k 3,5GHz
gpu: amd r9 280
ram: 8gb
motherboard: asus z97-p
supply: tacen mars gaming 800 W
I got tearing on youtube videos and metal gear phantom pain.
So I decided to test the GPU and Ram in another PC and they worked well.
(Before that I activated V-Sync on the catalyst control center, also in the videogame)
I tried installing older version for drivers.
I tried using another GPU in my motherboard with the same supply and I had tearing too; after that the company where I bought all the new hardware changed me the motherboard, the same model and what happened?? I had tearing too.
*edited: with the first motherboard (the same model) I used integrated GPU and I saw the videos on youtube better than the R9 280
So my question is the next: Is the problem in the Supply? Or in the motherboard again?
Sorry for the spelling mistakes and thank you very much.