guilhermedap
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Hello friends, good day.
Im having some trouble with my gpu r7 260x 2gb Powercolor (Core 1130/ Memory 1625) in the game RUST, and I came here to ask for help before
It only happen with this game, sometimes its just a black rectangle box in a random location of the screen, and sometimes is like this:
https://ibb.co/9tJYcqN https://ibb.co/JzdgdS2
I really dont know what is the problem with the gpu, and these artifacts only show up playing *heavy games* after a while (10~20 minutes), rare exceptions is when im youtubing.
It never happen when I play league of legends or CS:GO, but Battlefield 4 and Rust is constantly.
I already changed the thermal paste but the problem persists, the temperature playing is around 50~60 degrees celsius. (120~140 °F)
Some friends told me that i need to put thermalpads in the VRAM of my GPU, what I can't understand is if there is a way to know if those artifacts are coming from my VRAM or entire GPU.
Anyone have some experience with this kind of problem?
Any information is welcome.
Thanks a lot
Im having some trouble with my gpu r7 260x 2gb Powercolor (Core 1130/ Memory 1625) in the game RUST, and I came here to ask for help before
It only happen with this game, sometimes its just a black rectangle box in a random location of the screen, and sometimes is like this:
https://ibb.co/9tJYcqN https://ibb.co/JzdgdS2
I really dont know what is the problem with the gpu, and these artifacts only show up playing *heavy games* after a while (10~20 minutes), rare exceptions is when im youtubing.
It never happen when I play league of legends or CS:GO, but Battlefield 4 and Rust is constantly.
I already changed the thermal paste but the problem persists, the temperature playing is around 50~60 degrees celsius. (120~140 °F)
Some friends told me that i need to put thermalpads in the VRAM of my GPU, what I can't understand is if there is a way to know if those artifacts are coming from my VRAM or entire GPU.
Anyone have some experience with this kind of problem?
Any information is welcome.
Thanks a lot
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