Question Red pixels only when im watching a certain videos on Youtube and goes away when i go fullscreen and when i watch the video for abit?

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So i think i know what had happened?
I tested another monitor and it was working well there watched Youtube Videos on Opera GX and Chrome.
Same DP Cable so i thought it must be the monitor and i tried out the monitor again and its working well now? There were no red dots so this could be perhaps of the Monitor Display Port Slot? Not really sure.
 
So i think i know what had happened?
I tested another monitor and it was working well there watched Youtube Videos on Opera GX and Chrome.
Same DP Cable so i thought it must be the monitor and i tried out the monitor again and its working well now? There were no red dots so this could be perhaps of the Monitor Display Port Slot? Not really sure.
All i did was unplug power, dp to the monitor and tested another monitor and replugged back the monitor again and it somehow fixed the issue?
 
If it comes back, go back through this thread, and update the codec.
Should i buy a new display port cable just incase? I feel like this dp cable is abit faulty. Inside the Display Port like plug somehing there is like shaking or something? like somethings loose.
 
Im gonna rma my gpu
Friend this is not a problem with your GPU I am having the same problem with a new 3070TI. I once had it with a 1660S as well. Try reinstalling the chipset driver.

I'm pretty sure it's something related to windows/nvidia/chrome coded drivers.

Nowadays everything is being badly done with games and software
 
Friend this is not a problem with your GPU I am having the same problem with a new 3070TI. I once had it with a 1660S as well. Try reinstalling the chipset driver.

I'm pretty sure it's something related to windows/nvidia/chrome coded drivers.

Nowadays everything is being badly done with games and software
How did you fix it? I uninstalled and reinstalled my chipsed drivers and nothing popped out of it :<
 
Como você consertou isso? Eu desinstalei e reinstalei meus drivers com chip e nada saiu dele :<
Are you using genuine windows? I had it many years ago and now I'm having it again with a friend's computer. trying a solution but it's not GPU problem.

2 options that we can do format windows clean installation and remove the gpu from the PCI Express connection on the motherboard and reconnect the card maybe it could be a bad connection
 
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Are you using genuine windows? I had it many years ago and now I'm having it again with a friend's computer. trying a solution but it's not GPU problem.

2 options that we can do format windows clean installation and remove the gpu from the PCI Express connection on the motherboard and reconnect the card maybe it could be a bad connection
Alright im also using genuine windows not using any custom os etc.
 
Thing is too i reverted the driver to a older state 536.23 and the issue was still there.
I dont remember having this problem with my 1050 ti and i discovered this 3 days ago when i got a new monitor i already tried changing monitors/different cables and the issue still persists.
 
Im honestly afraid of breaking my pc.
I remember the day i got my new monitor plugged it in, And playing i, shut the pc off and things was normal.
Until i watched a youtube video. The pins on the cpu had like red pixels on it and i genuinely got concerned. I calmed myself down and forgot about it. Next day i booted up watched another youtube video and it came back again and made me panic.
 
Don't worry this is not monitors hardware issue it's software/driver. I have contact with the galax people tomorrow I will talk to Ronaldo Buassali he probably has a solution


connect to your nvidia account and comment here

I already tried contacting using NVIDIA forums and some dude blatantly told me to "dont trust/reply to people who dont post their specs"
 
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