Faulty gpu given after rma

[biswarup244h]

I sent my gpu for rma to asus on 14/10/17 to my nereby service center,It had no display.They gave a new replacement after 10 days,but this replacement is also faulty.The display is coming but no games are starting.I also did a benchmark test in which the whole video was glitchy.I tried with another os as well in another motherboard an monitor,but The problem still remains.I also updated the driver.I am not sure what to do at this point.I could provide a video as a proof to my issue.any help will be aprreciated
My gpu GTX 1060 dual oc(3gb)

 

[Barty1884]

Please post your full system specs.

While it's entirely possible a "faulty" GPU (or repair) could be provided post-RMA, your situation may indicate a problem elsewhere in the system.

The GPU manufacturer will test on certain test bed(s), which may not be reflective of the environment you're running in....

 

[biswarup244h]

Please post your full system specs.

While it's entirely possible a "faulty" GPU (or repair) could be provided post-RMA, your situation may indicate a problem elsewhere in the system.

The GPU manufacturer will test on certain test bed(s), which may not be reflective of the environment you're running in....

my specs are
i3 4130 3.4 ghz
ram corsair vengence 1600 mhz 4gb*2
gtx 1060 asus dual oc
cooler master psu 600w bronze

 

[biswarup244h]

I actuall tested in on another test bed, same results

 

[biswarup244h]

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_AunhOTERCpVVFWamJhaUNYRE0
here is the link to show what is happening

 

[Barty1884]

Does the issue persist when using an alternate monitor? Tv etc...

 

[biswarup244h]

Does the issue persist when using an alternate monitor? Tv etc...

I actually connected it to another system as well as a new monitor,it still presists

 

[Barty1884]

Have you fully removed and reinstalled Display Drivers to rule those out as the cause?

DDU can assist with this:
http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

Run it, it'll prompt you to reboot into safe mode, then proceed. Don't keep any settings, totally wipe your display drivers.

Once that's complete, download (well, you can download in advance) and reinstall the latest (non-beta) drivers from nVidia:
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx

 

[biswarup244h]

Have you fully removed and reinstalled Display Drivers to rule those out as the cause?

DDU can assist with this:
http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

Run it, it'll prompt you to reboot into safe mode, then proceed. Don't keep any settings, totally wipe your display drivers.

Once that's complete, download (well, you can download in advance) and reinstall the latest (non-beta) drivers from nVidia:
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx

Will consider doing thid tomorrow