i think my GPU is dying

alexdandea

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Dec 20, 2017
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hi guys , i have a problem , so recently like 2 days ago i was listening to music while i was waiting for a game to be found in league of legends , right when the game was found my screen went purple with a lot of green and black lines and some static here and there ( the music that was played trought youtube was still going and the league client was running aswell in the backgroun of this purple screen if i can say that) i restarted my pc and went onto some games that use the gpu more(mafia 3 and cod ww2 ) everything went ok , on cod it was actualy working a little better i had like 20 fps more than i usually have.i tought it was just something like a bug so i ovelooked it , the problem is that now , while i was playing league again (in game now) on aram , after some spells that were casted and other stuf, it would remain a pixel like a green box on the ground for like 2 seconds and then dissapear . I went intro recording mode( where the screenshot is done aswell) and i saw it again , that made me think that it isn t something in game , its something that my gpu can t render i don t know . its my first pc build and i worked a lot for it so im a little scared ,thats why im asking for your help , my gpu is still under warranty so if u tell me that is an artifact or anything eles ill take the sceen and show it to the store explain everything to them idk ... anyway , thank you in advence for the answeres and sorry if i misspeled something or i wrote something wrong , englis is not my main language
specs
gtx 1060 6 gb mini ITX oc
8 gb ram 2113 mhz
7500 i5 cpu
1tb hdd ( i don t have ssd or other stuff )
the screenshoot--> https://ibb.co/cT03SH
 
Solution
since other games works normally hard to say its the gpu fault.try running gpu stress test using something like furmark or uniengine and let it running for a few hours to see if u can simulate the artifact there.

kookie3010

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since other games works normally hard to say its the gpu fault.try running gpu stress test using something like furmark or uniengine and let it running for a few hours to see if u can simulate the artifact there.
 
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