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What is wrong with my graphics card?
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lol i have never seen this before xD I have no idea what to tell you. Did you try uninstalling the drivers and re-installing them from the manufacturers website?
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Enthusiast wrote lol i have never seen this before xD I have no idea what to tell you. Did you try uninstalling the drivers and re-installing them from the manufacturers website?
I'm on a 4 day fresh installation of windows 7...
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That wouldn't really matter, when you were installing the drivers, did you get them from the manufacturers website?
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Enthusiast wrote That wouldn't really matter, when you were installing the drivers, did you get them from the manufacturers website?
YEAH DUDE I USED THE AUTO DETECT TOOL
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I've experienced a similar thing to those glitched pixel blocks when I stress (I mean REALLY stress on purpose) my 7770, I have no idea why it would happen in normal use, try the suggestion with the drivers, it could be faulty, but if it was I'd expect worse issues.
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Yeah whenever this happens it says that like the drivers have crashed and sometimes they restart and sometimes it crashes my computer...
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-.- that's why. The auto detect doesn't always get the correct drivers, at least i have had a few issues where that happened. Go to your gpu manufacturers website and download the updated drivers from there.
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Enthusiast wrote -.- that's why. The auto detect doesn't always get the correct drivers, at least i have had a few issues where that happened. Go to your gpu manufacturers website and download the updated drivers from there.
yeah it was downloading from the 5xxx series instead of the 6xxx series, thanks man.
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COOLADEz wroteEnthusiast wrote -.- that's why. The auto detect doesn't always get the correct drivers, at least i have had a few issues where that happened. Go to your gpu manufacturers website and download the updated drivers from there.
yeah it was downloading from the 5xxx series instead of the 6xxx series, thanks man.
No problem, i never use the auto detect feature for that reason.
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