Confirm That The Monitor Is Working Properly.

Fast startup is on by default and increases your computer boot time. Tbh i'm too lazy to do that though. You can test with a different monitor, and if the problem disappears, you may need to replace your monitor.

Some Display Issues May Not Be Connected To The Graphics Card But A Problem With The Monitor.

Download a program like 3dmark, unigine heaven, or furmark and use it to make sure your gpu is working as intended. When i'm idling my gpu temp is 37°c and hotspot is 50.7°c. Xeon e2 1650 v0 amd rx560 4gb 8 gb ram.

Ensure That The Monitor Is Properly Connected And Fix Any Loose Connections.

If everything looks fine, it might be time to remove your storage and test it with another system that you know works. So the integrated graphics have to use the system ram and that is where the unaccounted for memory is when you look in system properties. Ensure the card is properly slotted.

Many Users Report That Disabling Fast Startup Can Fix The Stuttering Mouse Issue On Windows 10.

Once your system is open, check that the cables attached to your storage drive are properly connected and aren’t loose. If it does, run a stress test on the gpu. If you’re using an m.2 drive, check that it is properly seated in the correct slot on your motherboard.

If The Gpu Isn’t Working Right, You Can Try Disassembling It, Cleaning It, Putting On A New Thermal Paste, And Then Reassembling It.

My display dell u2413 is turn off automatically after 30 or 50 minutes while gaming and pc still running but when my display turned off i’m unplug both cables from displlay (hdmi and power cable) then after waiting for 30 or 40 seconds i again plugged cables (first power cable and then hdmi cable) and my display. Chalk this up to a lapse in quality control. I just updated to the hwinfo beta to see any gpu hot spot of 63.7°c vs gpu temp 47.1°c.