Weird graphic bug on n760 twin frozr oc edition ?

Greetings;
i have something weird bug on my card. while scrolldown on internet black images top sides turns to green also sometimes in games i got green and purple pixels part of objectives and all pictures on firefox or internet explorer top corner have "shadow effects" when i scrolldown plus when i search something on google all blue links turn to purple when i scrolldown i didint even click them when i stop scrolling they are turns to blue again. this is happend me before 560ti hawk i dont know what should i do ?
i7-2600k
16gb ram
z77a-g43 mainboard
650w psu
always updated windows 7
not any oc. just stock
p.s.: sorry for bad english

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Quote from: xAngelusx on 19-March-15, 04:07:03
not bluring you can see images changes color green/blue/pink
i can't see anything wrong in this movies
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i have something weird bug on my card. while scrolldown on internet black images top sides turns to green also sometimes in games i got green and purple pixels part of objectives and all pictures on firefox or internet explorer top corner have "shadow effects" when i scrolldown plus when i search something on google all blue links turn to purple when i scrolldown i didint even click them when i stop scrolling they are turns to blue again. this is happend me before 560ti hawk i dont know what should i do ?
you have the same issue with your old card too??
can you test your card in another PC?
have you tried to reinstall OS?
have you tried a different cable for the monitor and/or a different monitor?

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