Blue/pink or green/yellow screen washout on my RMA'd Asus Radeon 580 from Newegg. The Passmark test consistently crashed the card. If the new one does it too I'll make a video and try to have some kind of thermal monitoring up at the same time. But I don't think the problem is overheating and it's a brand new 850W Seasonic. I think the video is a good idea it lets everyone see what's going on and psu OEMs probably aren't keen on seeing their products fail on youtube, Squeaky wheel gets the grease.
I'm really a highly basic noob when it comes to building computers but I will say that I learned early on that people hardly ever regret buying a good psu. There are so many components that depend on them, and you can get mobo failures, graphics failures, cpu failures, OS drive failures...I had all of those in the days when I bought prebuilds from the now defunct (in my area anyhow) Computer Renaissance. One of the first things I learned was that they were installing $15 psus and charging $50 for a replacement bought in their store, and more if you wanted them to install it.
So, with baby steps I moved towards my first build and I upped the game on psus.
I'm thinking it might be useful to have a paid version of passmark installed on the desktop it pushes the graphics further than UserBenchmark IMO. I'm waiting for the replacement card and hoping for the best. Hope it works out for you.
So I'm agreeing the psu could be suspect. But I also think a fair percentage of these units just fail, period.
And of course, this is why we keep our old graphics cards. So we can use them when the fancy ones fail. Like my brother's Lotus sports car and white pickup truck. I said, "why do you have a white pickup when you can drive a Lotus." He said, "I drive the Lotus till it breaks down and then I get into my white truck and tow the Lotus to a mechanic and while he waits for parts I drive around in the white truck." But I'm skeptical anyone actually fixes a gpu these days.
Greg N