GPU damaged?

[Fader8]

Hi there,


I'm currently having an issue with resolve:


I wanted to grade 1080p footage from my 5D Mark III but Resolve shows
some crazy artifacts (see attachment or: http://tinyurl.com/oujbc9h)


I just did some minor changes like Tonal correction - nothing fancy and GPU "stressing". I haven't had this before...


It shows up an error: "lower resolution of timeline" (btw. where can this be done?)
But 5D Footage shoundl't eat up all the 4 GB of DRAM just with minor adjustments...


Is my GPU damaged?


My Speca:
Windows 8.1 / i7 4930k / ASUS P9X79 / Gigabyte 770 4GB / Corsair H100i / G.Skill 32 GB 2133mhz RAM / Cooler Master V850 / 250 GB SSD C-Drive


PS: I'm also having some issues with Speedgrade: https://forums.adobe.com/message/6935131

 

[David Jimerson]

If your GPU were damaged, you probably wouldn't have any picture, or at least you'd have video glitches in everything.

Download a GPU stress test. If it passes, you've got no problems.

 

[goodgoings]

I've seen something like your third picture when I was trying 4K footage on a GTX 480. Sometimes it would play fine with a restart and sometimes it would show the scan lines between pauses on the play head. I thought at the time it was the lack of memory causing it - still do. Your card has enough memory so dunno.

 

[Fader8]

Where can I change the timeline resolution?

I did a GPU Stresstest - seemed to be fine...