i have bought a new hd sapphire 6670 1 gb ddr5 gpu. when i play game like far cry3, prince of persia forgotten sands,cs 1.6 my game screen tears up, it forrms patches in between, at many spots on screen teared parts are noticed ,,..............

why IS THIS HAPPENIG??

Sounds like you need to enable vert sync. But furnish the info asked for in PLEASE READ BEFORE POSTING and maybe someone else has a better idea.

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i bought this video card too but i dont have any problems , did you install new drivers for it ?? i play l4d2 , css LFS  but its ok for me but i got this card gigabyte

i tried enabling disabling v-sync triple buffring 

in both cases the screen tears 

EVEN on youtube videos and while playing games!

What kind of monitor?What resolution?Whats your fps during the screen tears?

You need to enable it in the game options. Enabling it in CCC only works for OpenGL applications, not Direct3D.

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i have hp 2009f lcd

RESOLUTION 1600x900 

fps during tearing about 15-25

i have pentium dual core with 3 gb ram

i have also enabled it in game and ccc also turned on triple buffring 

no RESULT!!

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It think you are using the term tear incorrectly. This is normally used to define a trasnlucent horizontal line through the screen, mostly in the middle area. Tearing generally only happens at frame rates well over your montors refresh rate (60 or 120Hz), but I've found some games don't respond well to V-sync and will tear anyway.

You mention 'patches' and 'many spots'. This sounds more like what may be 'aritfacts' . Depending on the severity artifacts can be caused by several things. If they are severe it can be due to the card overheating or failing.

A screen shot would be helpful.

watch it maybe it helps http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w53q4yH5tIQ

SORRY dude but tearing is the only problem watch these video maybe it helps

PLSSSSSSSSSS HELP ME MAN THE COLOUR GET REALLY BAD ANYTIME 

and also comes back normal at anytime

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w53q4yH5tIQ

Far Cry 3 requires 4 gig of RAM, that might help, did you try scaling the screen in the Catalyst Controls, My Digital flat panels?

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Everything in the video seems perfectly normal. If you see something it's either not recordable (though you would see a fine video then) or a monitor issue.

Try another monitor.

PS: Suggestion (unrelated): Quit using WMP, it's crap and uses whatever faulty codecs you may install. Try MPC-HC.

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I've got a very limited download limit, so didn't watch much after all the intro, but if it's the blood red stuff coming in from the side I would say it has to do with the video, the player or the codecs (as already mentioned). Whatever it is, it's not tearing or artifacts.

The Win7 codec pack may help, and updating Adobe Flassh and Shockwave may help. Sorry no link. I havn't setup Firefox so I can copy and paste in this oddball forum yet.

Yeah, the video looks 100% okay for me. No messed up colours, messy borders, etc.

I think it is your monitor / monitor cable.

Are you using VGA or DVI for your monitor?

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I THINK THIS MIGTH HELP!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxR-XOy8ppk&feature=youtu.be

SPECIALLY WATCH FOR CS!

ALL COLOURS gets messed up when i start my pc

but if i immediately restart my pc then the problem is solved 

no more colour messing takes place

BUT IF START MY PC AFTER 4-5 HOURS then colour problem again happens~

I THINK THIS MIGTH HELP!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxR-XOy8ppk&feature=youtu.be

SPECIALLY WATCH FOR CS!

ALL COLOURS gets messed up when i start my pc

but if i immediately restart my pc then the problem is solved 

no more colour messing takes place

BUT IF START MY PC AFTER 4-5 HOURS then colour problem again happens~

I THINK THIS MIGTH HELP!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxR-XOy8ppk&feature=youtu.be

SPECIALLY WATCH FOR CS!

ALL COLOURS gets messed up when i start my pc

but if i immediately restart my pc then the problem is solved 

no more colour messing takes place

BUT IF START MY PC AFTER 4-5 HOURS then colour problem again happens~

Colors in this video are as fine as in the previous one. Go and watch them from another computer and you'll see.

I repeat, you either have an issue which is not recordable by a capturing application, or a monitor issue.

Suggestion: Use a camera or your mobile phone and record the screen. Probably then we'll see something.

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