GPU? Screen Tearing (Gt1030)

[Nick Kitson]

My video card is just a few months old but just now i have been experiencing this cases

I would restart my computer then everything would be fine then I try to play abit then it happens and just gets stuck like that unless i would restart it again. What can be causing this? My video card is still under warranty if should i return it

specs:

Core 2 Duo e4500
4gb ram
Mobo: P5KPL-AM Asus
Gt 1030

edit: I have the latest drivers update (418.81 - WHQL) and have done to remove and install everything back and still no work

 

[stevenjemint]

You can check drivers but this looks like a hardware issue to me.

contact the supply for a replacement.

 

[mouharir.ayoub.1]

Sorry I can't help you ,I don't know but wanted to ask if you take screenshot from computer will it look normal Even with this problem

 

[mdd1963]

Some older motherboards were not able to supply the required 60-70 watts via PCI-e slot that some GPUs require...(not sure of 1030's power requirement off-hand, but, I know most do not have a supplemental cable from PSU?)

Perhaps the PSU is old and /or weak, not able to stand rapid 30-50W fluctuations in power?

 

[mdd1963]

Of course, it could simply be a bad GPU, but, if that's the case, those symptoms should appear if/when that GPU is used/tested in another build...; find someone using integrated graphics that has a PCI-e slot and is eager to test a GPU for you...