I got a new gpu, it’s an RX 460. The guy said it was good, he tested all of it, so i installed the gou into my motherboard, turned it one, but the display had artefakts.. but i remembered that i download a gtx 750 driver ( i used to have a gtx 750 ) but i forgot unistalled it.. so is it the gpu’s fault or the old driver’s fault?
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Does gpu artifacts happen when the old gpu driver hasn’t been unistalled yet?
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Why diff cable?
Because a cable can be bad or have flaws.
Why adapters?
Same, plus every extra item between signal generation and signal delivery degrades the end result somewhat.
So it's HDMI on both ends of the cable, yeah?
Yeah it’s hdmi on both ends
COLGeek
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Try another cable, then.
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