I’m not sure if this is a sign that my gpu is dying or not, I was playing Minecraft with some mods, then all this artifacting happened. shortly after the video ends, the artifacts stopped showing up and I updated my gpu drivers. The gpu is a powercolor rx 5600 xt

25 Comments

  1. FluffyHumpBunny

    Why do you have the rain effect toggeled on in your windows?

  2. Zurvivalizt

    Wish I could help, but all I can offer is a pun.

    Looks like you left some Windows open

  3. Resident-Jelly-6564

    Don’t worry mate, rain usually passes on it’s own after a few hours.

  4. Anoninomimo

    It is raining, OP, and it will continue to rain until the rain is done.

  5. viper3580

    tears of your gpu are so many that they made a storm, poor gpu

  6. passtiramisu

    Help: ☂️

    Joking aside, usual causes of appearing visual artifacts are: High temperature issues, unsuited video card (graphics card) drivers.

  7. awake283

    Usually when you see artifacting like this, your GPU has bit the dust and can only be replaced. 🙁

  8. Should always check the weather forecast before turning your computer on

  9. Vulkano6661

    I would say you are in Germany, looks like normal rainy day

  10. asystolictachycardia

    Bro’s screen looks like old Minecraft glass

  11. Suspect4pe

    Steps I’d take in your shoes…

    Disconnect your signal cable at both ends and reconnect them.

    Try a lower resolution to see if it goes away.

    Try a different cable.

    Update your graphics drivers.

  12. DueSalary4506

    down came the rain and washed the spider out

  13. DominoUB

    Why have there been so many of these the last month and why is it always amd? Is this some kind of marketing campaign by nvidia?

  14. spitfire_bandit

    It could be your gpu dying BUT make sure the gpu is properly seated as I pulled a noobish move with my anti sag clip in the back that kept mine from seating all the way down, which is what fixed mine.

  15. Friendly_Cantal0upe

    DDU drivers, try different display cable, reseat GPU, decrease clock speed, repair Windows (run the setup.exe in the Windows ISO, but keep files and settings). Run Memtest86 (RAM issues) and OCCT (GPU issues)

  16. Keeper_0f_Secrets

    Why is your monitor made with minecraft glass?

    But seriously would that be the graphics card Orr the monitor it’s self?

  17. Answer_Inevitable

    I thought something like wallpaper engine was making it minecraft rain

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