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Something wrong with especially browsers (video included)

Started by TCMization , Jun 23 2010 02:27 PM

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#1 TCMization

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Posted 23 June 2010 - 02:27 PM

For some time now, I've experienced something annoying in every of my browsers. As you can see in video, it happens when I scroll up but not down (it happens on every website, not just Msn). It isn't the only video-related problem I've experienced on this computer, in some games flicker happens (going to the desktop and back in fixes it) and sometimes my desktop screws up (a reboot fixes that), but those two happens rarely and I figured these problems were connected with the browser problems. First I thought it was my drivers, so I updated my video driver, but nothing changed. I've checked around the internet but I can't find anyone with similar problems. If it helps, I have a NVIDIA GeForce GT 330 video card.
Can anyone help?

Edited by TCMization, 23 June 2010 - 02:29 PM.

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#2 gavinseabrook

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Posted 25 June 2010 - 12:25 AM

Looks like your graphics card could be going out. Usually traces of video artifacts like that are signs of overheating or just a hardware malfunction. If you got your card not too long ago, call up Nvidia support and see if it is under warranty.

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