Artifacts upon stress test even without overclocking?

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gameboyz

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i have a MSI gtx 760 twin frozr o/c edition card...

i ran kombustor stress test (under the KMark (PhysX) tab) with wireframe and postFX enabled... there were vertical lines across the display. are those artifacts? they are, right? :s11:
 

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What about in games?
Try on a few and see how it goes.

Game is ok…I play battlefield 3 at ultra setts… no problems…
But then games are not as intensive as stress tests…
 

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Not sure… are they on by default? Have to check when I book out.


You suspect overheating problem? But there are configurations in place to ramp up fan speed when the temp crosses a certain threshold right?

There are, but do it manually. You never know if the software is working properly.

If artifacts don't appear it means heating. If artifacts still appear, it may be due to lemon gpu or driver issue.
 

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Not sure… are they on by default? Have to check when I book out.


You suspect overheating problem? But there are configurations in place to ramp up fan speed when the temp crosses a certain threshold right?
Yes they have a fixed temp/fan speed algorithm.
Change to Furmark instead.
Kombuster has a setting which we used it to "forced" artifacting on certain
"intermittent" cards for testing so it might not always be accurate.

Monitor it and see how it goes.
Feel free to update/PM me if need to.
 

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Yes they have a fixed temp/fan speed algorithm.
Change to Furmark instead.
Kombuster has a setting which we used it to "forced" artifacting on certain
"intermittent" cards for testing so it might not always be accurate.

Monitor it and see how it goes.
Feel free to update/PM me if need to.

Yup thinking of using furmark and unigine heaven… because I googled and found others with the same problem… yellow tiny and vertical lines after enabling the postFX option…

Nevertheless can you elaborate on the "setting which we used it to "forced" artifacting on certain
"intermittent" cards"? I don't really understand what this statement means.
 

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Might be driver issue.

I have artifacts when running Metro Last Light on driver 320.49
No artifacts whatsoever when running Metro Last Light on driver 314.22

But I'm on GTX 680 though, that's why I said "might"
 

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Its for our internal testing .
No need to be confuse about that.

Anyway, should be under KMark, Physics GPU.
You should see some weird lines randomly.
 

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check your auto fan is "on" or else it will be only at 30+ % fan speed tru out the whole testing.
 

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Its for our internal testing .
No need to be confuse about that.

Anyway, should be under KMark, Physics GPU.
You should see some weird lines randomly.
alright thanks, i tried in furmark and unigine heaven and there were no artifacts whatsoever :D

anyway on an unrelated note, how come unigine heaven benchmark produces lower FPS but lower temps too? i'd think lower FPS = more intensive = higher temps?
 
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