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I’m having a problem with blue/green/violet flecks appearing in certain places only when the image is moving. It’s most obvious in outside rocks where the colors appear in grey spots on the rocks, but it happens in other places (bookcase, stone floor, world map) to lesser degrees. I couldn’t capture it in a screenshot, but caught it in a video at https://youtu.be/XbTRWSuq9gM. It was only after viewing the video on my secondary monitor that I realized it was monitor/driver related because when I play the video of flicking on my secondary monitor, it looks fine. When I play it on my primary monitor, it flickers. So after all that, the video is pretty useless. Sigh.

 

Word, Firefox (including videos), Thunderbird/mail, etc are fine.

 

I was running Skyrim without ever running into this problem, then I uninstalled Skyrim and reinstalled it. Just before the reinstall, I updated Windows and the video driver through GE Experience to GEForce 344.11 Release 9/18/14. There is not a newer beta, FYI.

 

I followed everything in STEP (up to Step 2G) using MO, then started the game for the first time. That’s when I saw the problem. Using Mod Organizer, I removed all the mods and updates and ran only vanilla Skyrim through the Launcher. Still had the problem. I let GE Experience choose the optimal settings, then I set everything way down through Skyrim Launcher (settings are below). Still no change. FPS are a steady 50-60 on the ultra settings. I started a new game on several occasions. No ENB installed. LOOT likes everything. The game runs fine- other than this.

 

=Other things that didn’t work=

 

1. I used GE Inspector to set:

Antialiasing - Transparency Multisampling to "Disabled" (which is already was)

Antialiasing - Transparency Supersampling to "Supersampling" (originally Off/multisampling)

 

2. skyrimprefs.ini

bFloatPointRenderTarget = 1

 

3. Rolled back driver to 340.52.

 

I’m out of ideas. I hope someone out there has run into this before. I was going to try reinstalling it, but if it's a monitor issue, that won't solve it.

 

Thanks for any suggestions.

 

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Was going to suggest that you look at whatever preset modes your monitor has if one does it but another does not. 

 

In general you should always be able to just use the default mode and then tweak that until such issues go away. Most modern monitors have quite detailed settings. On older ones it can be quite a hassle. 

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And here is where I'm glad there are no guns in the house.

 

For the hell of it, I started playing around with the monitor settings. I tried the other preset modes and one of them worked. I don't know why or how. I'm just glad it's finally fixed. So... thanks anyway!

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I don't see anything and I watched it 4 times.

I will say it may be because of the YouTube compression system though.

I think it's your monitor or cable to the monitor.

Change out the cable and see if that helps or give it a wiggle and see if you see distortion of sorts.

 

Does it happen with other games?

 

Edit: okay then....

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Yup, it was the monitor settings. I think I'll blame it on my catnip-crazed cat for jiggling a cable. I would have deleted the post, but I couldn't see a way to do that so I figured I'd post the solution instead.

 

Thanks guys!

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