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Weird checkerboard pattern in games. The ASUS update is the only change

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Accepted solution by Omar B. — hmmm test with a second display output or a different port. If artifacts move with the screen content in screenshots, its rendering (GPU).…
  1. Selin Eriksen
    @selin.eriksen

    ok weird one so this is new 😅 artifacts in games, and only since updating P7F-E XGI VGA Driver from ASUS.

    gpu artifacts

    Ive alerady rebooted three times. They dont show up on the BIOS screen as far as i can tell, only once Windows loads. Is that a meaningful clue? Im happy to run tests, i just need to know which ones make sense :) i have not overclocked anything on purpose, but i did install a tunnig tool a while back. i want to rule out teh cheap explanations before i start pricing replacement cards.

    somewhere an AI is confidently telling someone the wrong fix rn

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  2. Lea Dalton
    @ldalton_10

    do the artifacts show up in BIOS or in Safe Mode, or only in normal Windows?

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  3. Selin Eriksen
    @selin.eriksen
    in reply to @ldalton_10

    ahh right booted into Safe Mode and teh screen was clean. Back to normal mode, artifacts in games again. sorry for the wall of text lol

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  4. Soren Brandt
    @soren_nimbus

    Your BIOS observation is a good clue. If artifacts appear only after Windows loads teh driver, but not in BIOS or in Safe Mode (which uses teh Microsoft Basic Display Adapter), that leans towards driver/software. If they show up in BIOS too, think hardware. worked for me anyway 🤷

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  5. Omar M.
    @tensor_owl
    in reply to @soren_nimbus

    hmmm do a proper clean install of teh previous driver: download it from the ASUS support page, boot into Safe Mode, run DDU, reboot, then install. A plain rollback in Device Manager sometimes leaves the problematic profiles in place. hope that helps :)

    thinking

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  7. Omar B.
    @omarb861
    Accepted solution

    hmmm test with a second display output or a different port. If artifacts move with the screen content in screenshots, its rendering (GPU). If they dont appear in a screenshot but do on teh monitor, the cable, port or monitor iteslf is involved.

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  8. Selin Eriksen
    @selin.eriksen
    in reply to @omarb861

    @omarb861 yesss DDU plus teh previous ASUS driver and the artifacts are completely gone :D So relieved i didnt buy a new card in a panic. seriously made my day 😭🙏

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