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Laptop: Dell Inspiron 3537 Graphics Card: AMD Radeon R9 M265X OS: Windows 8.1 x64 Recent changes: Reinstalling and using the Catalyst Control Center. A series of unusually hot days. Location: Australia Problem: I'm having severe and hard to pinpoint issues with my graphics card connected to my games. Outside of them, it seems to be working fine, but when running a game, I get serious textural issues, including characters clipping through themselves and the ground being transparent in places. Here's a screenshot from League of Legends, where I first noticed this issue:  As you can see, one of the character's weapons is clipping through his head, while large portions of the ground are transparent. This bug is also affecting Dota 2 and possibly any video game software that requires 3D graphics. The graphical issues seem to vary from game to game - in Dota, the entire map is unusually dark and character models don't display properly. I'm also getting a more well-known bug connected to running some applications in full-screen, but this can be worked around so I'm less concerned with it. Attempted fixes: I've reset my graphics card to factory settings, which seems to fix the problem once; but on the next running attempt, the graphical issues return. I also tried using the in-client repair function which didn't do anything. Since this is a pre-built laptop, I'm wary about attempting to open it up and see what's going on inside. I'd greatly appreciate any help in resolving this issue!
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Nov 20, 2014 05:53
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Try a clean uninstall of the video drivers and reinstall the latest. If that doesn't work try rolling back to a previous driver revision.
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Nov 20, 2014 19:54
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