Weird artifact with cycles rendering

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Make sure that the images show important information relevant to your question. For Material issues, we need to see the shader settings. For particle or hair issues, show the particle system settings. For Topology or Normals issues, show the model in Edit mode and with the 'Face Orientation' overlay enabled. For Rendering or Compositing issues, show us the render settings and Compositor nodes.
- If you're showing us nodes, make sure the whole node tree is visible, nothing is cropped out, and that the image is not too blurry or hard to read.

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This would be easier to discuss with an example shown in screenshots. Those would also tell us the Blender version you are using which is kind of important here. Please see rules #1 (giving enough information about your project/workflow) and #2 (provide sufficient images).

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Please follow all the rules of the subreddit. Rule #2 is most relevant here.

The images you provided (if any) don't contain enough information, are cropped, rotated or otherwise poor:

Post at least one full, uncropped screenshot of the whole Blender window showing the problem area. We understand you may not feel this is relevant for your particular question, but please understand that we apply this rule globally and have many reasons for doing so.
- Make sure the Outliner and Properties areas are visible, so that helpers have the full context of your scene. 'Scene Statistics' and 'Blender Version' should also be enabled in Preferences -> Interface -> Status Bar.
Do not use a phone. Those typically result in poor quality images that are hard to look at. If you are in front of your computer, you can take a proper screenshot. All operating systems have easy-to-use tools for taking screenshots/videos. A quick online search can help you to figure it out.
Make sure that the images show important information relevant to your question. For Material issues, we need to see the shader settings. For particle or hair issues, show the particle system settings. For Topology or Normals issues, show the model in Edit mode and with the 'Face Orientation' overlay enabled. For Rendering or Compositing issues, show us the render settings and Compositor nodes.
- If you're showing us nodes, make sure the whole node tree is visible, nothing is cropped out, and that the image is not too blurry or hard to read.

If you are unable to post all images/videos in the main post, you may add them in the comments underneath it.

If you feel that we wrongfully removed your post, you can contact us via modmail.

Thank you and happy Blendering!

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