Hey there
So im experiencing a weird thing here.
Sometimes netflix gives me an error wich is fine stuff happens but when it does my wow just get messed up as you see in the link. then i have to restart wow and everything is fine. anyone know what the problem maybe be? i reinstalled wow , windows and basicly everything and still ‘’ bug’’ still occurs.
i have everything always up to date and everything useally works perfectly fine.
My pc specs are :
Intel(R) core ™ i9-10980XE CPU @3.00GHz
NVIDIA Gefroce RTX 3090
Ram 64GB
Monitors :
MSI Optix MPG341CQR
AOC AGON AG322QC4 - Curved WQHD VA Gaming Monitor (144 Hz)
i have no clue what is causing this and its only happening with netflix, i dont do anything weird or download things i dont trust.
Maybe somebody here knows what is going wrong.
THank you
that looks like a near dead overheating gpu.
when gpus get too hot they unsold and cause pink artifacts like that,my old nvidia 7950 gt did that,i put it in the oven in 200c for 10 minutes and fixes for some time.
THank you for the advice! ill look up on it more.
i can say however i have been watching my Gpu and Cpu Temps and the GPU at Max is always 80 degrees and normally 70. and that should be fine.
and it only happens when i open a show on netflix. not always but sometimes.
i can run multiple games and other stuff without my Gpu overheating.
never theless i will look it up thank you for the advice!
only now i see its a 3090…ofc it cant be dying so soon…buy yeah those artifacts can be caused by a old gpu that has seen a lot of high temps for long periods of time.
but since its a 3090 and new gpu it can be also the drivers,or even direct x,try to unninstall old drivers,use DDU (display driver unninstaller) on windows safe mode to delete everything from old drivers,before installing the new ones,also try reinstall the direct x.
also try to disable (use hardware acceleration) on your browser options and see if it changes something.
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I would strongly advise against baking any kind of computer hardware in an oven.
There are some specific types of issues (e.g., bad solder) that can be temporarily improved by that, but there is a very real chance of this not only damaging everything else on the hardware but even releasing potentially toxic fumes.
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THanks i will try the option you mentioned!