- Apr 2, 2015
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Hello,
I've recently had my gaming laptop (Asus ROG: G750JZ) repaired through an RMA with Asus. Everything seemed fine, until I launched a game. Everything was glitching, and the polygons were acting weirdly in the game. I updated the driver, (for the GTX880m) and still no luck. I even completely uninstalled and reinstalled the driver with no solution. So I decided to disable the card, and run the game on the Intel integrated graphics that were already there, and everything worked fine. I just wanted to know if this was a software issue or a hardware issue.
Here are screenshots of the issue:
http
/gyazo.com/12f3d40a9dee82a41d6838f33016e61e
http/gyazo.com/9615027fd3381323ca42836cfd3d1858
http/gyazo.com/768650db5d05d3935a53423d55ed2d09
Thank you,
I've recently had my gaming laptop (Asus ROG: G750JZ) repaired through an RMA with Asus. Everything seemed fine, until I launched a game. Everything was glitching, and the polygons were acting weirdly in the game. I updated the driver, (for the GTX880m) and still no luck. I even completely uninstalled and reinstalled the driver with no solution. So I decided to disable the card, and run the game on the Intel integrated graphics that were already there, and everything worked fine. I just wanted to know if this was a software issue or a hardware issue.
Here are screenshots of the issue:
http
/gyazo.com/12f3d40a9dee82a41d6838f33016e61ehttp
/gyazo.com/9615027fd3381323ca42836cfd3d1858http
/gyazo.com/768650db5d05d3935a53423d55ed2d09Thank you,
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