Question Having serious artifacts randomly after 10mo of no issues

[jwwilsonjared]

Seems like almost every single program on my computer wants to change sizes and get all scrambled looking. Anyone know what this could be? Pc specs include
Gpu:4070 ti
Cpu:7900x
Ram: gskill ddr5 32gb
Psu: Corsair rm850
I did a fresh install of windows thinking it would help but the issues persists even after a clean wipe. Just uninstalled graphics drivers and reinstalled them that didn’t change anything I might be running my psu to hard but I’m not sure if this is a not enough watts thing or my gpu is going out from me running it so hard. If you’ve experienced this any advice would help thank you.

 

[Order 66]

Age of the PSU? did you use DDU to uninstall the GPU drivers?

 

[jwwilsonjared]

Age of the PSU? did you use DDU to uninstall the GPU drivers?

Got it in 2016 and yes i used DDU nothing changed.

 

[Order 66]

Your PSU may be failing because it is 7 years old at this point. Try borrowing (or buying) a newer PSU that is also of good quality, and see if that helps. (It may not help but at least it will either confirm or eliminate the PSU as the source of the problem.)

 

[bignastyid]

Artifacts usually indicate a vram issue not psu. Try removing the gpu and use the igpu and see if the issue goes away.

 

[jwwilsonjared]

Artifacts usually indicate a vram issue not psu. Try removing the gpu and use the igpu and see if the issue goes away.

Didn’t change a thing.

 

[bignastyid]

Have you tried another monitor?

 

[jwwilsonjared]

Have you tried another monitor?

I’ve tried different monitors and tvs that also changed nothing. Currently replacing my psu with a 1300 watt

 

[jwwilsonjared]

I replaced the psu that didn’t change a thing either thinking about rma my cpu and maybe mobo because those are the only 2 things it could be at this point.

 

[SkyNetRising]

Artifacts usually indicate a vram issue not psu. Try removing the gpu and use the igpu and see if the issue goes away.

Didn’t change a thing.

Did you actually physically remove graphics card from system and test with integrated graphics?
You have to take it out.

Try with a different video cable.
Try disabling A-XMP/DOCP in BIOS.

 

[jwwilsonjared]

Did you actually physically remove graphics card from system and test with integrated graphics?
You have to take it out.

Try with a different video cable.
Try disabling A-XMP/DOCP in BIOS.

I removed it. And also I’m already using 3 different cables both hdmi and normal display port the cable changes nothing. And I changed the psu so I know all the connections and cables on the inside are hooked up well.

 

[jwwilsonjared]

I removed it. And also I’m already using 3 different cables both hdmi and normal display port the cable changes nothing. And I changed the psu so I know all the connections and cables on the inside are hooked up well.

The real question now is it my cpu messing up or my mobo it’s either one or the other.

 

[SkyNetRising]

The real question now is it my cpu messing up or my mobo it’s either one or the other.

Probably ram.
Did you try turning off A-XMP/DOCP ?

Visual artifacts usually are related to gpu/ gpu vram.
If you get same artifacts with iGPU, this would indicate problem with ram (iGPU uses system ram as vram).

Also check cpu temperature.

 

[jwwilsonjared]

Probably ram.

Visual artifacts usually are related to gpu/ gpu vram.
If you get same artifacts with iGPU, this would indicate problem with ram (iGPU uses system ram as vram).

Also check cpu temperature.

Cpu temps are fine I check that all the time while gaming. Appreciate the input till probably order some new ram just to try before rma anything.