oh ive been there lol reset any overclock or undervolt, especially memory clock. Artifacts that look like small colored blocks are often VRAM instability, and a driver update can change memroy behavior enough to tip a marginal OC over. hope that helps :)
15 tabs open and chrome ate all 32GB of ram again
oof test with a second display output or a different port. If artifacts move with the screen content in screenshots, its rendering (GPU) lmao If they dont appear in a screenshot but do on the monitor, the cable, port or monitor itself is involved.
hmmm same issue here on my old thinkpad... glad im not the only one
ahh classic +1 same here. @tiny_sprite what did u end up doing in the end hope that helps :)
same issue here on my moms pc. driving me crazy fingers crossed 馃
oh ive been there lol 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 the Microsoft Basic Display Adapter), that leans towards driver/software... if they show up in BIOS too, think hardware.
holy cow finally got it working, thanks everyone
following, having the same problem
wait what everyone keeps saying this but nobody posts proof just my 2 cents
hmmmm ok lol this trhead is gold. try turning off the antivirus first, fixed it for me im about to throw this thing out the window lol
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