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ARTIFACTING

Artifacting or visual glitches on screen?

Artifacting is coloured dots, lines, flickering, or corrupted textures on screen. Once it shows up in games, the BIOS, or the boot screen, it is almost always a hardware fault rather than a driver problem.

  • £0 if we can't fix it
  • 90-day warranty
  • Pay after a successful repair
  • Free return shipping on success

What's usually happening

Corrupted textures, dots, or lines on screen

Almost always failing memory modules or a weakened BGA connection under the memory or the GPU core.

A blue screen with driver errors

Mostly memory faults and BGA connection problems.

A game freezes, the audio loops, then it recovers

Memory faults and BGA connection problems. This is usually not thermal throttling, despite how it looks.

What we do about it

  • Diagnose the real cause at board level.
  • Show you what we find with photo proof before any work.
  • Repair at component level: memory, BGA, power delivery, or trace and pad work.
  • Stress test under full load, with a certificate on every fully tested repair.

Artifacting is a hardware fault we repair at board level. We confirm the cause before quoting, with a £0 fee if we cannot fix it.

Find your card and get a price

90-day warranty on every successful repair, apart from structural crack repairs.

If we can't fix it

If the repair is not successful, you pay nothing for our work. You can have your card returned at your expense, or donate it to us as unrepairable.

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