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Just upgraded to an R9 280x but have come across a problem, this is happening in a few games (see below) the temps are not an issue and i have tried the latest/beta drivers with no changes... Sometimes it is there after 5 mins some times it takes an hour...
Sincerely, I have no idea what's wrong with that picture... I don't know how it should be...
I assume that the above picture is from a game - this Forum has a special section for gamers, maybe you can look there... maybe you just have to find the right driver/settings for your particular game...
I assume that the above picture is from a game - this Forum has a special section for gamers, maybe you can look there... maybe you just have to find the right driver/settings for your particular game...
- It does it in a few games when looking around... Cheers thou
Is it always there, in that position or it shows up in other places on the monitor too?
If it's always in that corner, it actually may be a monitor issue...
If it's always in that corner, it actually may be a monitor issue...
I see, then it's the graphics card... - most likely the driver...
You have said "Just upgraded to an R9 280x" - what was your previous card? Have you deleted the previous driver correctly? If you were using an Nvidia card before, you may need to completely re-install the whole OS...
You have said "Just upgraded to an R9 280x" - what was your previous card? Have you deleted the previous driver correctly? If you were using an Nvidia card before, you may need to completely re-install the whole OS...
Hm... are you OC'ing the 280X? Have you tried at stock settings?
Also, could you list your other components in that system?
Also, could you list your other components in that system?
2 things...
1.) 2400MHz is close to the upper limit for that platform... I would run memtest86+ just to be sure that they're stable enough...
2.) 8GB is the min limit for today's systems... maybe that particular game where you're seeing the problem would need more memory... - also, I would check the Virtual Memory settings and the free space available on that SSD...
1.) 2400MHz is close to the upper limit for that platform... I would run memtest86+ just to be sure that they're stable enough...
2.) 8GB is the min limit for today's systems... maybe that particular game where you're seeing the problem would need more memory... - also, I would check the Virtual Memory settings and the free space available on that SSD...
