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Intermittent GPU Hardware Faults Triggering Random Screen Artifacts
My Windows 11 PC is experiencing intermittent and unpredictable screen artifacts, such as flickering, distorted pixels, or strange visual glitches, which strongly suggests an underlying hardware fault with my GPU. These issues occur randomly during both gaming and basic desktop usage, and I am seeking advice on how to properly diagnose whether this is a driver problem, a failing graphics card, or a power supply issue.
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- haderCopper Contributor
It seems your graphics card has a VRAM issue that points to a possible defect. But check first if the card's temperature are below the specs. It is strange to see this in Gaming and non-gaming mode. If you overclock it to high and the temperature is above specs; that can damage your card. Also check what this card normally draws (Watt) add this figure to what your system is drawing. If your PSU is below that figure you have to buy a higher Wattage PSU. On average 850W Gold will be enough unless you have a RTX5090 card that draws more power Some needs a 1200W PSU. If you have 850 PSU and it occurs also in non-gaming mode my suspicion goes to the videocard. Make sure you don't overclock it. (In non gaming mode there is no need to do so) Use HWMonitor to check the temperatures. If they are normal then your graphics card is defective. You can have have some artifacts (not as heavy as these!) maybe but in normal non-gaming mode these should not occur.....
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- rpoccoCopper Contributor
Set the sample rate to 48 kHz and the buffer size to 256 samples (or higher, like 512) as a starting point. Lower buffer sizes (like 64 or 128) can cause crackling under load.
- EmiliasbBrass Contributor
Use tools like HWMonitor or MSI Afterburner to check GPU temperatures and usage during normal operation and artifacts.