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Mod Note: In all of my benevolence (and the fact I'm tired of cleaning gag posts out of the BA thread) I have created a new (did we ever have one??) Off Topic thread for all your randomness and IT-related humour! The rules are: there are no rules. Although posting on-topic stuff here or stuff that belongs in Hardware Discussion etc. better may be moved randomly with extreme prejudice!! It will also make you look silly

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Baked.noodle

marko93 wrote: »

Last thing and I swear I'll stop pestering you all :P

Is this normal for Catalyst?

I've got a HD 6870 and it's the same for me.

marco_polo

Take down a few of the free uniengine benchmarks or 3DMark demo as well, if there is a hardware problem either of the above should reveal it pretty quickly.

WhiskeyGoblin

Last thing and I swear I'll stop pestering you all :P

Is this normal for Catalyst?

papu

I wouldnt worry , Its usually massive amounts of artifacting in ALL games , and lines down your screen which are bad news!

WhiskeyGoblin

Downloaded the latest drivers(thought I installed them) going to give them a whirl now. So far it's just been BF4, then again I don't really have anything overly demanding to test to show otherwise. Thanks for all the help lads!

Gumbi

cherryghost wrote: »

It's not hardware related, 99% sure it's driver related but nothing you can do atm. DICE have admitted the artifact issues are game related and are actively working with AMD and Nvidia to fully fix it. I have little confidence in them though

Game specific? That sucks.

OP, even overclocked your system will draw well under 450 watts under a gaming load, so you should be more than fine in that department.

cherryghost

It's not hardware related, 99% sure it's driver related but nothing you can do atm. DICE have admitted the artifact issues are game related and are actively working with AMD and Nvidia to fully fix it. I have little confidence in them though

Baked.noodle

Could be driver related. Are you running beta drivers, or are your drivers up to date?

Gumbi

Ideally you should record your maximum temperature under a gaming load. That's an avg temp, and it doesn't look like you were gaming under it for long. Your VRM temps don't seem to be being reported, and 0.7.5 is the latest GPUz, so I'm not sure what's going on there.

Your card could be unstable at 1150mhz (I know that that's an out of the box overclock and it should of course be stable, but it's a high out of the box overclock).

Additionally, your PSU might not be cutting it, but with a (stock?) i5 Haswe it really should be fine.

* I see your proper chart now, the 70 degree one. That's a normal max temp.

I'm not sure how accurate the 12v sensor is, but my own PSU is much closer to 12v. From idle to load it gets closer to 12v, and this makes sense because instead of ~10% load at idle I am applying maybe 50% load when gaming (650watt PSU, 7950 and i7). So I am inclined to think that the 12v numbers mean something.

That being said, I'm only spitballing.

WhiskeyGoblin

Gumbi wrote: »

What card is it? What CPU do you have? Is it overclocked? What are your core temps/VRM temps while gaming?

The card is a 280x Toxic, cpu is a 4670k.

Toxic comes OC'd out of the box. Haven't recorded temps. I'll play a round and get them to give you a better idea!

Here's the settings

Here's the temps of when the artifacting starts up, not bad, but gets worse from there.

Gumbi

What card is it? What CPU do you have? Is it overclocked? What are your core temps/VRM temps while gaming?

WhiskeyGoblin

raymix wrote: »

Graphical artifacts, same thing you watch for when overclocking and burning GPU.
It could be few things:
Bad overclock
Temps too high, could be thermal paste going bad.
Solder joints. GPUs sometimes don't hold temperature changes so well. I personally re-flowed 9800GX2 and 8800GT cards to fix this issue, but it was much worse.

papu wrote: »

I'd be worried if it happens in all games. Does it?

check the temps , if its an ATI card the temps are in CCC you can manual set fan speeds too.

BF4 is all I've been playing really! Little bursts of War Thunder earlier and had 0 problems!
It's not overclocked at all, I may try underclock and see what happens. Could it be bad drivers or something like that?

papu

raymix wrote: »

Graphical artifacts, same thing you watch for when overclocking and burning GPU.
It could be few things:
Bad overclock
Temps too high, could be thermal paste going bad.
Solder joints. GPUs sometimes don't hold temperature changes so well. I personally re-flowed 9800GX2 and 8800GT cards to fix this issue, but it was much worse.

I'd be worried if it happens in all games. Does it?

check the temps , if its an ATI card the temps are in CCC you can manual set fan speeds too.

raymix

Graphical artifacts, same thing you watch for when overclocking and burning GPU.
It could be few things:
Bad overclock
Temps too high, could be thermal paste going bad.
Solder joints. GPUs sometimes don't hold temperature changes so well. I personally re-flowed 9800GX2 and 8800GT cards to fix this issue, but it was much worse.

WhiskeyGoblin

McSasquatch wrote: »

If it's happening regularly, during gaming, it could be artifacting. Check your graphics card temps while gaming (download something like GPUZ) - overheating can cause a variety of visual glitches. If temps are okay, it could be more serious.

Seem to be a bit of a Bad Luck Brian with computer parts. Hopefully it was just temps!

Could this also be caused by insufficient power to the card? It's running of a Corsair CX500

McSasquatch

If it's happening regularly, during gaming, it could be artifacting. Check your graphics card temps while gaming (download something like GPUZ) - overheating can cause a variety of visual glitches. If temps are okay, it could be more serious.

WhiskeyGoblin

Sorry to be lashing the topic with threads, but can anyone tell me what's going on here?

WhiskeyGoblin

To be honest, I hadn't even noticed it till I had tried my PS3 and the screen went black, and even then I was like "deh feck is that". I might return it, I'll be waiting till Monday anyway, during gaming I don't see it at all.

The screen itself is absolutely beautiful. Such a jump from my previous.

kearneybobs

This is a pic of mine. Not the same model as yours but very similar. I never really notice it unless it's a plain black background. Sometimes the bottom left corner catches my eye but doesn't bother me too much. Not enough to RMA it.

Baked.noodle

marko93 wrote: »

I think I will return it! I paid good money, I know it's a universal money, but I want a product that wont bother me

There great value for the price, and the IPS screen is generally lovely to look at, so I would recommend you give LG another chance. Chances are a replacement would be good.

WhiskeyGoblin

Baked.noodle wrote: »

I have an LG IPS LED 24EA53 and whilst there is a small amount of inconsistent back lighting, especially in the bottom left hand corner, it's nowhere near as bad as that. The viewing angle whilst viewing a black screen aren't the best so it appears worse in the corners until you look directly into the area. I find my screen is acceptable, but I would return it if it looked any worse.

I think I will return it! I paid good money, I know it's a universal problem, but I want a product that wont bother me

Baked.noodle

marko93 wrote: »

Sorry for taking so long, was at work.

Eh, here's two. One was taken with a camera, the other with a potato.(Neither too great in low light situations)

I have an LG IPS LED 24EA53 and whilst there is a small amount of inconsistent back lighting, especially in the bottom left hand corner, it's nowhere near as bad as that. The viewing angle whilst viewing a black screen aren't the best so it appears worse in the corners until you look directly into the area. I find my screen is acceptable, but I would return it if it looked any worse.

WhiskeyGoblin

EoinHef wrote: »

Throw up a pic

Sorry for taking so long, was at work.

Eh, here's two. One was taken with a camera, the other with a potato.(Neither too great in low light situations)

(Potato shot) I have to say, this picture makes it look x10 worse than it is.

Seaaan

Its gone well above that now.

Revoker88

Na its definitely second hand one that was mentioned. Think it was used for coin mining. The OP is looking for a card to run a 1600p monitor I think

If it can be got €440 id personally go for that, with that price id rather spend a bit more and get warranty etc

Seaaan

End of November saw Pixmania put a 7990 on sale for €440. So it's not impossible..

Revoker88

kaimera wrote: »

Anyone,,,7990HD for 375e.

Or get a 290x.

Did you mention it was second hand and used for bitcoin mining?

ShadowHearth

kaimera wrote: »

Anyone,,,7990HD for 375e.

Or get a 290x.

Where?!

kaimera

Anyone,,,7990HD for 375e.

Or get a 290x.

Revoker88

marko93 wrote: »

Monitor arrived today. SO SO BEAUTIFUL

Feck, how much back light bleeding is normal?

Throw up a pic