Hi,
Over the last month or so, I've occasionally had artifacting on my desktop . I have 3070ti, with an i5-11400f. These tend to be little grey or pink rectangles that sort of flicker if I move a window around or something like that. These tend to happen on start up, without any overheating, and my drivers are up to date. A restart makes them go away and then it doesn't happen again for a while. I've tried running stress tests and my GPU handles them fine, so I've found no way to reproduce the problem on demand. I contacted the company that built the pc, who said I could send the GPU back for testing, but they also said that if the problem was with the GPU, then it should have showed on the tests. So I'm worried about sending it back and them not finding anything if the problem doesn't happen to show up while they have it. Before this, I was thinking about selling this GPU and getting an upgrade, but I definitely don't want to sell someone a card that seems alright at first but actually has an issue.
At the moment, my only plan is to wait and see if it happens again and film it on my phone, so at least send that to them. Does anyone have any other advice? Thanks.
Over the last month or so, I've occasionally had artifacting on my desktop . I have 3070ti, with an i5-11400f. These tend to be little grey or pink rectangles that sort of flicker if I move a window around or something like that. These tend to happen on start up, without any overheating, and my drivers are up to date. A restart makes them go away and then it doesn't happen again for a while. I've tried running stress tests and my GPU handles them fine, so I've found no way to reproduce the problem on demand. I contacted the company that built the pc, who said I could send the GPU back for testing, but they also said that if the problem was with the GPU, then it should have showed on the tests. So I'm worried about sending it back and them not finding anything if the problem doesn't happen to show up while they have it. Before this, I was thinking about selling this GPU and getting an upgrade, but I definitely don't want to sell someone a card that seems alright at first but actually has an issue.
At the moment, my only plan is to wait and see if it happens again and film it on my phone, so at least send that to them. Does anyone have any other advice? Thanks.