Question Please i need help

[sirfernandorcc]

I upgraded my pc and it worked fine, however when I try to play games this happens:

My pc:
Cpu: Ryzen 5 5600g
Gpu : using ryzen apu
Memory: 2x8gb ram 2666mhz
Cooler: Stock amd cooler
Psu: Core Reactor full modular 850w 80plus gold
Storage: 1tb hard drive
OS: This happens both on Windows 10 pro and on Pop_os

 

[rgd1101]

what motherboard? latest bios?
fresh os install? latest chipset driver?
check ryzen apu temp?

 

[sirfernandorcc]

what motherboard? latest bios?
fresh os install? latest chipset driver?
check ryzen apu temp?

Motherboard: MAG B550 tomahawk
Latest bios
Latest drivers
Temp about 65°

 

[bignastyid]

Such artifacts are usually vram related, since you are using an APU(uses system ram as vram) try running memtest to test the ram.

 

[Eximo]

Needs a memory upgrade anyway. 2666 is pretty slow for a Ryzen APU. Get yourself a nice 3600 kit.

 

[mdd1963]

Nuke and pave, game included...

You can't just slap in a new mainboard , cpu, RAM, effectively a new GPU as well, and handle it thru a few updates...

 

[Neod!mium]

I haven't had such a problem but what I see is that the GPU doesn't give you clear signals to the monitor.
I would look at the GPU first ... if you overclocked something put it on default.

If your system works fine until the game starts, then you don't have to doubt anything.
You can check this on the cinebench if you pass the test I would say the hardware and system is relatively good.

What I might be wrong with then is
GPU is not compatible
The game may have cracked and there is an error.
My opinion is that the problem is not with the hardware but in some compatibility settings between windows and the application. See Nvidia Settings to make sure they aren't messed up.

I don’t consider myself a professional so don’t be sure that everything I say is 100% true.

 

[punkncat]

I agree with @Eximo above about the RAM speed. Far too slow for a 5xxxG. Not saying it is the direct or only cause of your issue, but moving on is going to be a must for decent performance out of that iGPU.

What resolution are you attempting to game at?

I would assume that the PC operates properly on the desktop and then gives this artifact screen when you load in. What game?

When you upgraded the PC, what did you have before? What changed? Did you perform a clean install of OS and load back in all the correct base drivers and utilities?

As @rgd1101 has also mentioned it would be a good idea to check your mobo make(s) CPU compatibility list and BIOS revisions to make sure you aren't missing something.