PC Graphics

[cubano_2]

Hello all, I recently made the change from an nvidia 1050ti to radeon at first I went with an rx570 8gbs and while it did outperform the ti by a mile I still wanted more so I upgraded to an rx 5600 xt from best buy just because it was local I went with the xfx 5600 xt raw 2 card and did the vbios update for the increased performance but was disappointed to find out that their card does not increase the memory speed like some others do so I decided to return the card and since they also had the same xfx card but in the 5700xt version also the raw 2 model I went with that. My problem now is I get some random green screens sometimes and im not sure if this card is defective or not, I play a lot of bfv and that game crashes a lot but it was because of my overclock on my cpu and ram it even was happening with the nvidia card so that took care of the crashing but this green screen issue has me worried,  should I rma this card ? I have updated the vbios to the latest one that was on the xfx website and have done clean install of the drivers , is there any other way to make sure my pc is fully clean of any old graphic drivers possibly causing problems like the nvidia stuff still being there causing errors. I also notice this card likes to run hot and at one point it was getting to 90 degrees C but I forgot to take off all the packing crap on the card backplate and I think that was causing air circulation problems I also increased the fans curve to be more aggressive since the stock amd curve seems to let the card just heatsoak even while gaming and the fans don't come fully on until its already like 75 degrees. Sorry for the long text hope theres some info here lol. I really want to keep the amd card because its the best bang for buck so far. 

[fyrel]

Run windows update.

Reinstall drivers using the factory reset option

Open command prompt as admin and use the sfc command below

sfc /scannow

The 5700XT cards do run hot but they won't start to downclock until they hit 95c GPU temp

[wyll001]

this may not be the case, but from what you told me, it has various similarities, so don't discard this possibility

maybe is your monitor that started to give in? if the screen flashes green for less than a second and go back to normal instantly, that may be a sign that your monitor was damage to some extent

you can run a simple test to determine this: lower your resolution from 1080P to 720P or lower, if the flickering stops (or significantly reduce) that may be a dead giveaway that monitor is straining itself

but the proof is in the pudding, if you still not sure that's the case even after that test, trying using a different monitor, any standard TV set nowadays have an HDMI input, you can try to use another household's TV to test that, if there is no signs of flickering or random flashbangs, you may need to replay that monitor very soon, as it's warning you that your monitor is on it's last legs