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HD4870X2 artifacts, please help

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aurimas1986
ok i did mistake i tryed ccc auto tune up so it did speeds 790/990 when i tested it i got artifacts, so seted back to 750/900 but they still is, what i should do next?
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vi3t_boy
what is your temp? have you tried to turn the fan speed higher to keep it cool?
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aurimas1986
ide 67c, i back to stock speed just i dont know get rid off artifacts, reinstall drivers or RMA
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vi3t_boy
67 is pretty high for idle. try to turn your fan to around 50% to see what happen.
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AC_Smoothie
If wat he said doesnt work, then try reinstalling the drivers. Don't forget to use drivercleaner.

If still not working then try re-seatting the card in the PCI-E slot by taking it out and reputting it back in.

If all fails, then i recommend a reformat, it can work miracles.
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Emotional Post-it Note
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If wat he said doesnt work, then try reinstalling the drivers. Don't forget to use drivercleaner.

If still not working then try re-seatting the card in the PCI-E slot by taking it out and reputting it back in.

If all fails, then i recommend a reformat, it can work miracles.

Good advice. It can be a pain, but that is ultimately the course of action I had to take with my x2's. It can happen sometimes, no matter how vigorously you clean the drivers. Try the other options first, of course.
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