R9 280x OC 3g Screen Shaking

Hi guys,
I recently aquired a R9 280x OC 3g and sometimes the screen starts shaking (usually starts when i open a game)
Since is a brand new gpu i supose this was not suposed to happen.
Does anyone have the solution?
Ps: i don't know how to get the vbios... and if u guys could teach me that i could ask for support with amd too...
Thanks

Quote from: flobelix on 09-October-14, 00:08:52
The screen shakes? You mean flickering? If so does it occur in idle/browsing internet or just in games?
It's flickering. Occur in browsing and in games.

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