did you remember to clean your system for dust and how did you do it ?

did you unplugg the card lately and put it back in ?

have your pc been overheated, like gpu more than 85 degree ?

have you lately installed a new gpu ?

The computer is brand new. Picked it up 2 months ago. In many games, some textures are flashing, like here. The temperature does not rise above 60 C.

RIP GPU

Quality in nvidia settings. The graphics in the game are max settings

could be your drivers ..

hmm try turn off any FXAA and see if that helps .. sometimes if you got FXAA on together with AA then it can cause flickering on the screen .. allso remember to set the right HZ on your display and run the monitor in native resolution ..

in the Nvidia panel you can set it to use full screen in desktop size and management ..
then pick the resolution you want to play with ingame instead ..

Dont go for quality because that will turn off all the AA and optimization´s .. if any then pick balanced or high, not quality unless you get the gpu for it e.g. a 4070 ti or better !

Better yet .. use DDU and then reinstall you drivers and pick clean install .. that way all the settings will be standard and no other drivers will interfere with your gpu !

Originally posted by M-A-X-E ™:

did you remember to clean your system for dust and how did you do it ?

did you unplugg the card lately and put it back in ?

have your pc been overheated, like gpu more than 85 degree ?

have you lately installed a new gpu ?

85 degrees is not overheating sherlock.....

Originally posted by ☁アンナとルカス☁:

Originally posted by M-A-X-E ™:

did you remember to clean your system for dust and how did you do it ?

did you unplugg the card lately and put it back in ?

have your pc been overheated, like gpu more than 85 degree ?

have you lately installed a new gpu ?

85 degrees is not overheating sherlock.....

well to me it is .. my gpu never goes above 67 degree !

Originally posted by Eld3r:

Originally posted by M-A-X-E ™:

well to me it is .. my gpu never goes above 67 degree !

you need to play to get the temperatures up

Yeah i play dude .. more than you

Originally posted by M-A-X-E ™:

could be your drivers ..

hmm try turn off any FXAA and see if that helps .. sometimes if you got FXAA on together with AA then it can cause flickering on the screen .. allso remember to set the right HZ on your display and run the monitor in native resolution ..

in the Nvidia panel you can set it to use full screen in desktop size and management ..
then pick the resolution you want to play with ingame instead ..

Dont go for quality because that will turn off all the AA and optimization´s .. if any then pick balanced or high, not quality unless you get the gpu for it e.g. a 4070 ti or better !

Better yet .. use DDU and then reinstall you drivers and pick clean install .. that way all the settings will be standard and no other drivers will interfere with your gpu !

Thanks, I'll try it, I hope it helps. The video card passes all possible benchmarks without problems. But in some games, these flickering textures are observed. Could this be a problem with my monitor? I have an old 2011 monitor with a resolution of 60 HZ and 1920x1080.

Originally posted by ガロウ:

Originally posted by M-A-X-E ™:

could be your drivers ..

hmm try turn off any FXAA and see if that helps .. sometimes if you got FXAA on together with AA then it can cause flickering on the screen .. allso remember to set the right HZ on your display and run the monitor in native resolution ..

in the Nvidia panel you can set it to use full screen in desktop size and management ..
then pick the resolution you want to play with ingame instead ..

Dont go for quality because that will turn off all the AA and optimization´s .. if any then pick balanced or high, not quality unless you get the gpu for it e.g. a 4070 ti or better !

Better yet .. use DDU and then reinstall you drivers and pick clean install .. that way all the settings will be standard and no other drivers will interfere with your gpu !

Thanks, I'll try it, I hope it helps. The video card passes all possible benchmarks without problems. But in some games, these flickering textures are observed. Could this be a problem with my monitor? I have an old 2011 monitor with a resolution of 60 HZ and 1920x1080.

Try turn off Vsync and use a display cable or try switch out the hdmi cable / stick or change the port in the videocard .. there use to be like 3 hdmi and 1 or 2 display ports

Is this problem just me? Has anyone had something like this?

Originally posted by ガロウ:

Is this problem just me? Has anyone had something like this?

only if the cable is not right in the stick .. or if the port is broken .. or to much dust in the system ..

you can allso get this kind of flickering if you have accidental touch the card and then give it a static electricity shock .. or moisture ..

if your system is to well cooled and you put it into a hot place, then it can create moisture into the system, so it is very very important that the fans dont run at full speed in hot area´s

Originally posted by M-A-X-E ™:

Originally posted by ガロウ:

Is this problem just me? Has anyone had something like this?

only if the cable is not right in the stick .. or if the port is broken ..

I think the cable is fine. But I use the hdmi cable from my ps4 console that came with it. Maybe it is of poor quality and the problem lies in this.

Originally posted by Eld3r:

Originally posted by M-A-X-E ™:

only if the cable is not right in the stick .. or if the port is broken ..

op this is why i say to not listen to maxe

jfc

And dont listen to this troll here ..

use this tool here -> https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

Then first download your latest drivers for the graphic card .. remember to pick the right one !

there is one for desktop and one for notebook, pick desktop if you use that ..

Then follow the instructions

Get rid of the Hdmi from your ps4 and buy a highspeed hdmi cable instead that can run atleast 4k .. that way it is not the cable that will slow anything down !

remember to use the right version of the cable ... so if it is not 2.0 or 3.0 or better then it wont work right with the latests gpu´s ..

allso make sure your screen can handle it

Originally posted by Eld3r:

Originally posted by ガロウ:

I think the cable is fine. But I use the hdmi cable from my ps4 console that came with it. Maybe it is of poor quality and the problem lies in this.

another example of why you shouldnt list to maxe

good luck

i am out of this train wreck

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