- Make sure the drivers of the graphics card and monitor are all up to date.
- Graphics cards need to be properly seated in their PCI slots in order to work efficiently. Ensure that the video cable is fine and plugged in properly.
- Video display problems could be a monitor-related issue instead of the graphics card.
4. Check the ‘Device Status’ of your graphic card: Go to Device Manager> Display adapters.
5. Graphics card problems can be related to hardware or software.
6. High temperature can occur when the computer is stored in a poorly ventilated area or the ventilation outlets have been blocked. Use troubleshooting tools: GPU-Z, Heaven Benchmark tool,
7. Check Event viewer for any errors.
