I don't know what this is but I'm assuming its GPU related

[PeterOz]

Before putting the card back in check the back of the computer.
if there is an onboard video test with that.

and this

[Wikus]

and this

There is no onboard video.

[Wikus]

and this

There is no onboard video.

[PeterOz]

Please download HWMONITOR | Softwares | CPUID
and see if it gives gpu temps.

[PeterOz]

Please download HWMONITOR | Softwares | CPUID
and see if it gives gpu temps.

[PeterOz]

There is no onboard video.

Hmmm I am not sure what to advise.
edit: found link shows comp can have i7,i7f,i7kf

[PeterOz]

There is no onboard video.

Hmmm I am not sure what to advise.
edit: found link shows comp can have i7,i7f,i7kf

[Wikus]

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[Wikus]

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[PeterOz]

When I have GPU Acceleration disabled on Chrome the visual glitches in the first video I have attached have never appeared.

Temps look fine.
Try without Vsync for a test.
You should have these settings
[ul]
[li]Right-click on desktop, click on NVIDIA Control Panel.[/li][li]Uncollapse 3D Settings[/li][li]Click on Manage 3D Settings[/li][li]Scroll down to the bottom and click on the text Use the 3D application setting.[/li][li]From the dropdown select Force Vsync off[/li][/ul]

[PeterOz]

When I have GPU Acceleration disabled on Chrome the visual glitches in the first video I have attached have never appeared.

Temps look fine.
Try without Vsync for a test.
You should have these settings
[ul]
[li]Right-click on desktop, click on NVIDIA Control Panel.[/li][li]Uncollapse 3D Settings[/li][li]Click on Manage 3D Settings[/li][li]Scroll down to the bottom and click on the text Use the 3D application setting.[/li][li]From the dropdown select Force Vsync off[/li][/ul]

[PeterOz]

@Bastet any ideas

[PeterOz]

@Bastet any ideas

[Wikus]

Temps look fine.
Try without Vsync for a test.
You should have these settings
[ul]
[li]Right-click on desktop, click on NVIDIA Control Panel.[/li][li]Uncollapse 3D Settings[/li][li]Click on Manage 3D Settings[/li][li]Scroll down to the bottom and click on the text Use the 3D application setting.[/li][li]From the dropdown select Force Vsync off[/li][/ul]

Been messing with having Vsync off for a while and that unfortunately still hasn’t fixed the issue.

[Wikus]

Temps look fine.
Try without Vsync for a test.
You should have these settings
[ul]
[li]Right-click on desktop, click on NVIDIA Control Panel.[/li][li]Uncollapse 3D Settings[/li][li]Click on Manage 3D Settings[/li][li]Scroll down to the bottom and click on the text Use the 3D application setting.[/li][li]From the dropdown select Force Vsync off[/li][/ul]

Been messing with having Vsync off for a while and that unfortunately still hasn’t fixed the issue.