Weird issue after installing Zotac 1050 Ti card in new computer.

[WolfyAmbassador]

Not sure if this is a software glitch, defect, or motherboard/bios compatibility issue, but whenever I update my graphics driver, during the black screen pause when monitor goes black while it's in the middle of installing and you hear the "ding" as it finishes, I see green dots in the form of horizontal lines at the top of screen until it's fully installed, then everything is fine, but it's discerning because it seems to happen after installing the latest chipset drivers, but not 100% sure. This did not happen on my last computer with same card. It is seated and lined up correctly and everything. Do you think it could be a compatibility issue or glitch, or do you think this might be a result of me mishandling the graphics card while installing it in the new computer?

Here's an example of what it looks like; I made it in paint because I didn't know how else to describe it:

 

[bjornl]

Since this only happens during the driver update and not afterwards, I wouldn't worry about it. But you should test this by using paint to create an all black screen and see how it is displayed. You might want to put it back in your old PC and confirm it doesn't happen there.

 

[WolfyAmbassador]

Since this only happens during the driver update and not afterwards, I wouldn't worry about it. But you should test this by using paint to create an all black screen and see how it is displayed. You might want to put it back in your old PC and confirm it doesn't happen there.

I uploaded a picture in the thread.

 

[bjornl]

Since this only happens during the driver update and not afterwards, I wouldn't worry about it. But you should test this by using paint to create an all black screen and see how it is displayed. You might want to put it back in your old PC and confirm it doesn't happen there.

I uploaded a picture in the thread.

I saw that, it was an exaample of what you saw during driver patching. You didn't read my suggestion on testing, did you? It was to test those pixels NOT under patching to see if they are stuck pixels on your screen.

 

[WolfyAmbassador]

Since this only happens during the driver update and not afterwards, I wouldn't worry about it. But you should test this by using paint to create an all black screen and see how it is displayed. You might want to put it back in your old PC and confirm it doesn't happen there.

I uploaded a picture in the thread.

I saw that, it was an exaample of what you saw during driver patching. You didn't read my suggestion on testing, did you? It was to test those pixels NOT under patching to see if they are stuck pixels on your screen.

It only happens during the driver installation. I do however have a stuck pixel on my ASUS monitor that needs to be fixed, but it is unrelated to the initial problem.