Flickering and Weird lines

SgtBobert

SgtBobert

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Whenever i'm playing a game on my computer about one or two hours in my big screen TV 1080p plasma will start flickering and showing these really thin black and white lines that are horizontal and there flickering everywere. I can still see the game/desktop easly but its just annoying. When i take a screen shot the lines don't appear in the picture so I know its my monitors. I have a big screen plasma and a standard monitor plasma. They both flicker. The only way i can solve the problem is if I restart the computer. I've updated my graphics card but the lines still keep appearing.

Computer specs are in sig
 
SgtBobert said:
Whenever i'm playing a game on my computer about one or two hours in my big screen TV 1080p plasma will start flickering and showing these really thin black and white lines that are horizontal and there flickering everywere. I can still see the game/desktop easly but its just annoying. When i take a screen shot the lines don't appear in the picture so I know its my monitors. I have a big screen plasma and a standard monitor plasma. They both flicker. The only way i can solve the problem is if I restart the computer. I've updated my graphics card but the lines still keep appearing.

Computer specs are in sig
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Card overheating? Open up evga precision and check the temps, and also try setting fanspeed @ 100%.
 
I opened up Nvidia Monitor and noticed that it wasn't showing my second gpu in the temperature settings. so I opened up my computer but saw the fan running on both cards. I've checked several different ways to see if my computer is picking up the card but It will sometimes say that there is only one graphics card or it may say the opposite by saying that i have 1024mb of gpu memory when one of the cards are 512mb.

Is it possible that one of them is damaged?
 
my graphics card would stuff up when playing a game and all the colours would go all wack and it would flicker and stuff
turned out to be a dudd card

jusy fyi haha
 
Well I just took everything apart and put some compressed air too it. A lot of dust came out so hopefully that will solve the problem. Was looking into getting new parts anyway =P
 
well you could try taking one out and playing on just one and see how that goes, then try the other then you can see if its one of your cards
 
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