Strange artifacts with GTX 980ti

[guysmilez]

Attach config.

Was wondering if anyone sees anything wrong with the config file?

 

[VioletDragon]

Was wondering if anyone sees anything wrong with the config file?

You have (inject Intel) in config.

 

[sombras]

Hey guysmilez, I've got a very similar problem with a GTX 950, here are some pics and details: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/gtx-950-strange-glitch.206877/ .
I think it happens when running Adobe apps. Let me know how you go.
By the way I don't see why having Intel injected is related to this (I don't have it in my config.plist and got the same glitchs)

 

[guysmilez]

it does have something to do with the adobe apps. doesn't seem to do it any other time. anyone know of a fix?

 

[guysmilez]

You have (inject Intel) in config.

so just add

<key>Inject</key>
<dict>
<key>Intel</key>
<true/>
</dict>


Why am i injecting intel and not nvidia?

 

[oRISHi]

You don't have to inject either of them. I believe he said you have it in your config file, and that you should remove it. However that won't change anything.

 

[guysmilez]

dang i have even tried a different 980 gtx still same issue. its only after rendering with a adobe program usually

 

[oRISHi]

Do you have CUDA selected as your renderer engine? In Premiere, it's in the project settings, like in the screenshot below. I don't have CUDA since I have an AMD card.

 

[guysmilez]

Do you have CUDA selected as your renderer engine? In Premiere, it's in the project settings, like in the screenshot below. I don't have CUDA since I have an AMD card.

Yep it renders great and everything is really fast. when i disable it everything is slow as it should be. only issue is after a large render i get the artifacts until i reboot.

 

[oRISHi]

Yep it renders great and everything is really fast. when i disable it everything is slow as it should be. only issue is after a large render i get the artifacts until i reboot.

When you disable CUDA, by choosing OpenCL, do you get the artifacts too? If not, then that narrows down the problem to specifically the CUDA drivers. I assume you have the latest 8.0.63 version installed?