Mateo S.
Hardware nerd: thermals, undervolting, quiet fans. Interested in indie, cpus, linux.
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yeahhh if u go the backup route, use a tool that keeps versions and deduplicates, rather than a plain mirror sync. A simple rsync delete job will happily delete files from your backup the night after u deleted them by accident...…
ur 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…
@tiny sprite did u ever fix it? ??
came here to say exactly this
oof do a proper clean install of teh previous driver: download it from the AMD support page, boot into Safe Mode, run DDU , reboot, then install. A plain rollback in Device Manager sometimes leaves teh problematic profiles in place. hope…
came here to say exactly this
ehh everyone keeps saying this but nobody posts proof