GTX 960 Pixelated or distored

[AzoraFred]

So, this card is putting out a very pixelated image. Here is a comparison to my R9 270X.


This is the GTX 960 one: https://i.gyazo.com/de7e60494e8dbd51b921d34e08bab9c1.jpg

This is the R9 270X one: https://i.gyazo.com/2caa0180da9659631f5382fd51c109e5.png

I know that both of these pictures are a little different in how close I was to the monitor but you can tell that the GTX 960 one is very "rough" on the edges with the R9 270X pumping out a more smooth image. This isn't even my pc, it's one I'm building for someone. I still want to make sure they are getting the best quality possible though.

P.S. 1.)I have used every cable possible that you could use and still no change.
2.) The monitor is not the problem. I swear.
3.) I've switched the computers they are in (I've installed the GTX 960 on in my computer and it does the pixelation on it but not on the PC for my customer.)
4.) I do not use NVIDIA very often and have no idea how to fiddle with it's settings and would greatly appreciate if anyone knows how I can fix this!

 

[Outlander_04]

If the gtx affects your computer but not the other the problem is almost certainly software you have on your computer .

AMD software package that installs with the drivers probably .
Since this is not an issue for the client pc I suggest you stop worrying about it

 

[AzoraFred]

If the gtx affects your computer but not the other the problem is almost certainly software you have on your computer .

AMD software package that installs with the drivers probably .
Since this is not an issue for the client pc I suggest you stop worrying about it

Well, this is a very big problem. You also did not really answer the question... The first to sentences made no sense... Can you clarify?

Also, it is quite a big issue. I am keen on producing a PC that meets my specifications so that my customers are happy. I do not simply let things like this slide. If you have any extra information as to why the GTX 960 is producing a sort of grainy, pixelated, and less smooth picture, please tell me!

-Thanks

 

[Outlander_04]

You could try reading what I wrote slowly . That way you might have a chance of understanding

 

[Danger_Noodle]

If the gtx affects your computer but not the other the problem is almost certainly software you have on your computer .

AMD software package that installs with the drivers probably .
Since this is not an issue for the client pc I suggest you stop worrying about it

Well, this is a very big problem. You also did not really answer the question... The first to sentences made no sense... Can you clarify?

Also, it is quite a big issue. I am keen on producing a PC that meets my specifications so that my customers are happy. I do not simply let things like this slide. If you have any extra information as to why the GTX 960 is producing a sort of grainy, pixelated, and less smooth picture, please tell me!

-Thanks

If what he said makes no sense than what you said makes even less sense. You said the issue of the GTX 960 being pixelated occurs only when in your computer. You said that it does not occur in the clients computer, which from the sound of your post is going to be its permanent home. If the pixilation does not occur in the computer in which the GPU is going to be spending all of its time, then there is no issue. Who cares if it's acting funny in your rig? It isn't going to be in your rig. You said it yourself that it acts normal in the other rig.

He suggested that it probably has to do with the AMD drivers in your rig (again the rig that this card will not be in once you give it to your "client") and he is most likely right.

So if he spoke incorrectly then so did you.

 

[AzoraFred]

If the gtx affects your computer but not the other the problem is almost certainly software you have on your computer .

AMD software package that installs with the drivers probably .
Since this is not an issue for the client pc I suggest you stop worrying about it

Well, this is a very big problem. You also did not really answer the question... The first to sentences made no sense... Can you clarify?

Also, it is quite a big issue. I am keen on producing a PC that meets my specifications so that my customers are happy. I do not simply let things like this slide. If you have any extra information as to why the GTX 960 is producing a sort of grainy, pixelated, and less smooth picture, please tell me!

-Thanks

If what he said makes no sense than what you said makes even less sense. You said the issue of the GTX 960 being pixelated occurs only when in your computer. You said that it does not occur in the clients computer, which from the sound of your post is going to be its permanent home. If the pixilation does not occur in the computer in which the GPU is going to be spending all of its time, then there is no issue. Who cares if it's acting funny in your rig? It isn't going to be in your rig. You said it yourself that it acts normal in the other rig.

He suggested that it probably has to do with the AMD drivers in your rig (again the rig that this card will not be in once you give it to your "client") and he is most likely right.

So if he spoke incorrectly then so did you.

Well I feel stupid.... XD

I meant that the problem only happens in the computer that has the GTX 960 in it. Whether is be my main desktop or my clients PC. Which ever PC has the GTX 960 has this pixel problem, even if I downlaod it's latest GeForce Drivers and uninstall conflicting software (AMD Software).

Sorry for not wording what I said correctly. Also sorry for being a little bit of an A-Hole to you Outlander_04

 

[Danger_Noodle]

Probably a faulty card. I'd RMA it.