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How To Test A Used GPU Properly Before Money Changes Hands

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  1. Bo
    @bo_uplink
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    u can sometimes stabilise a borderline card by lowreing teh mmeory clock in MSI Afterburner. It is a workaround, not a fix, and it is not what you paid for.

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  2. Rowan R.
    @rrossi

    hmmmm not sure about that everyone keeps saying this but nobody posts proof. have u checked your artifacts settings? mine were reset after an update but hey ymmv

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  3. Zane O.
    @zane_packet

    any update on this?... exact same thing happened to my second monitor setup last month ?

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  4. Joon M.
    @joon.mendes56
    in reply to @zane_packet

    hmmm bump. still happening with gpu for me. for me it was teh default config. swapped it and boom, fixed fingers crossed 🤞

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  5. Viktor
    @viktor_cron

    i'd never buy a used GPU without testing it in my own PC. If the seller won't allow that, it is a no from me no matter the price. but hey ymmv

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  6. Una
    @unal592

    pro tip: write down what u change, i didnt and had to redo local from scratch

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  7. Cleo
    @bufferwrangler

    ok so same issue here on my old thinkpad, glad im not the only one

    thinking

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  8. Viktor
    @viktor_cron

    ok but is gpu even worth bothering with or should i just leave it. bump. still happening with apartment for me ?

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  9. Otto Weber
    @late_den

    readnig this at 2am instead of sleeping, no regrets

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  10. Kofi Moreau
    @binary_fiddler519
    in reply to @late_den

    been there man honestly just reset the cache and save yourself the pain. lol this thread is gold lmk how it goes

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  12. Arjun Brandt
    @arjunb560

    wait what idk man that sounds like bad advice tbh idk maybe im wrong lol

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