Random blue pixels in videos with RX 480 Topic is solved
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- Moongazer
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Random blue pixels in videos with RX 480
I just started noticing lots of random blue pixels today. Since this only happens in Palemoon, I believe this is a Palemoon problem and not one with my computer, although I could be wrong. Pictures can be seen in the attachments.
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- Moongazer
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NVM, it actually was my computer.
I just noticed that it happens with my desktop cube too. Perhaps it was just my logout. Please ignore this post! Unfortunately I can't delete it.
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- Fanatic
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Re: Random blue pixels in videos with RX 480
I’m not seeing any extraneous blue pixel in your screenshots!
Re: Random blue pixels in videos with RX 480
There are no blue pixels in your screenshots, which means it's most likely an issue with your graphics card (and a display-only issue that you see but not actually being a problem in the rendered data). Did you perhaps mess with the clock speeds or memory speeds? If so, you may want to throttle it back a little
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- Moongazer
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Re: Random blue pixels in videos with RX 480
No overclocking, but it was a display issue. It appears to have just been a loose monitor cable, which explains why it only happened recently (since I moved my PC). Thanks for pointing me in the right direction even though it doesn't have much to do with Palemoon!Moonchild wrote:There are no blue pixels in your screenshots, which means it's most likely an issue with your graphics card (and a display-only issue that you see but not actually being a problem in the rendered data). Did you perhaps mess with the clock speeds or memory speeds? If so, you may want to throttle it back a little