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I've been having issues with my brand new PC build, and I'm not sure where they're stemming from.
Specs:
TUF x570 (plus WiFi)
AMD Ryzen 3700x
ZOTAC GeForce 1060
Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8) DDR4 3200MHz C16
It happens to various 3D games, I have not encountered any issues in 2D games yet. In Apex Legends only my scope flickers and my hands stutter between two different positions, same with 7 Days to Die. In other games the lighting may flicker and shift, it seems like certain elements unload and reload, but I'm not sure. I have run the Windows Memory Diagnostics for my RAM and it came up clear, I ran prime95 and all the tests I tried passed. Finally I swapped out my GPU, and the problem persisted. I think it may be my CPU, but I don't want to refund it if it's not the issue. I'd like to pinpoint the issue before I make any financial decisions. I've posted on other various forums with little to no interest being showed. I've tried underclocking my GPU to no avail as well. Any guidance is appreciated.
I've been having issues with my brand new PC build, and I'm not sure where they're stemming from.
Specs:
TUF x570 (plus WiFi)
AMD Ryzen 3700x
ZOTAC GeForce 1060
Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8) DDR4 3200MHz C16
It happens to various 3D games, I have not encountered any issues in 2D games yet. In Apex Legends only my scope flickers and my hands stutter between two different positions, same with 7 Days to Die. In other games the lighting may flicker and shift, it seems like certain elements unload and reload, but I'm not sure. I have run the Windows Memory Diagnostics for my RAM and it came up clear, I ran prime95 and all the tests I tried passed. Finally I swapped out my GPU, and the problem persisted. I think it may be my CPU, but I don't want to refund it if it's not the issue. I'd like to pinpoint the issue before I make any financial decisions. I've posted on other various forums with little to no interest being showed. I've tried underclocking my GPU to no avail as well. Any guidance is appreciated.
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