I have this 1-year old RX 580 8GB card paired with an AMD Ryzen 5 2600 (full specs:https://pcpartpicker.com/list/x8Vpmg)
I started to notice screen tearing under high load (a part of screen being stuck in the previous frame) a few months ago. Whenever it's a load coming up (example, a team fight in LoL or a Railjack mission on Warframe, or even, snapmap levels in DOOM, or by solely running MHW) I notice screen tearing in the same region (stays in the same line) which goes away when the load is resolved. I meddle with freesync settings (monitor and card supports it) and switch it to Enabled (in game, in AMD Radeon software or both at the same time) and only game that seems to not have screen tearing after that is DOOM. So:
1)I need to pinpoint which component is the culprit (though I mostly suspect the GPU) though it's hard for me to use the swap-until-found technique, though I can find the needed parts
2)After that, I need solid evidence to submit to the RMA service (all parts still have warranty, I have the papers and there is no overclocks, though the RMA service members are kind of dumb and will most likely send the card back unless I shove the evidence on their face)
Any thoughts?
I started to notice screen tearing under high load (a part of screen being stuck in the previous frame) a few months ago. Whenever it's a load coming up (example, a team fight in LoL or a Railjack mission on Warframe, or even, snapmap levels in DOOM, or by solely running MHW) I notice screen tearing in the same region (stays in the same line) which goes away when the load is resolved. I meddle with freesync settings (monitor and card supports it) and switch it to Enabled (in game, in AMD Radeon software or both at the same time) and only game that seems to not have screen tearing after that is DOOM. So:
1)I need to pinpoint which component is the culprit (though I mostly suspect the GPU) though it's hard for me to use the swap-until-found technique, though I can find the needed parts
2)After that, I need solid evidence to submit to the RMA service (all parts still have warranty, I have the papers and there is no overclocks, though the RMA service members are kind of dumb and will most likely send the card back unless I shove the evidence on their face)
Any thoughts?