Haven’t been able to find anything on this so far, so if I’ve just missed a forum or blog post about it, let me know. It might just be due to my inability to describe the issue.
Since upgrading to the LTE version, I’ve been having this weird issue where the color inside devices just randomly leaves the device and goes all willy nilly over the node network. I’m not sure if that’s the best way to describe it, so I’m attaching a screenshot just to be sure.
In this screenshot, it’s happening after a network has started to be set up, but the same issue will crop up even if there’s only one device in the network.
Including tech specs in case it’s a problem with my computer/hardware rather than a known software issue.
Issue is present at lower resolutions, across all tested display cables (DisplayPort, HDMI, VGA, and DVI), all display scaling sizes, and when using an Nvidia GTX 760 (the only other GPU I have on hand). The shape of the colors once outside of the device is not consistent, it kinda just flashes all over the place.
I’m using the latest version available in the update center, and same goes for my video driver (though, admittedly, I don’t know much about AMD cards, so this may be an older one that maxed out at a much older driver, so take that with a grain of salt, I just bought what was available since Nvidia caused a bit of a GPU crisis)
I’ve personally never had this happen to me, but I’ve seen it happen sometimes on a friend’s WM.
I’ll list my specs here if that would help, the glitches don’t occur to me.
CPU: i5-7600
GPU: GTX 1070 FTW and 750Ti SC
RAM: 32GB DDR4-3200 (2x16GB)
OS: Win. 10 Pro
I also have two 1080p displays, my primary as DP and second DVI.
@chad and @HYLK what processors do you use, if you don’t mind my asking? The only major notable difference I see between my build at @Delta_Research’s build is Intel vs AMD CPUs. Or possibly amount of RAM, but I also experienced it for the very short time I had LTE working on my old desktop before it fully died on me, and that had a similar amount (24GB, although it was DDR3)
The issue persisted when I switched to an Nvidia GTX 760, including on a different build that didn’t have any AMD Graphics drivers installed. I’m not ruling out the AMD card, since it does appear, at least so far, to be more common on those, but I suspect there may be a different underlying issue.
