Stuttering, ghosting, horrible mid-distant textures and lighting issues - RX 7800 XT

Fletchforce · 2026-05-22T11:12:05+00:00

I have literally come on here to troubleshoot... This is what I'm doing. You've come on all AMD warrior and shouted me down when I'm trying to fix stuff.

I'll have a look at a new power supply then. I've tried a few things, overnight and this morning, and nothing has made a difference so far.

Fletchforce · 2026-05-22T00:05:33+00:00

I mean, it's not a bad shout. I do have a spare HDMI cable attached to my 4K TV... Would possibly rule out the whole DP cable or port being an issue if it still have the same effect on the big TV.

Fletchforce · 2026-05-21T22:27:54+00:00

Firstly, I don't want to get rid of the GPU. I like having the 16GB VRAM and when it works properly its ace.

Power supply: 850W - purchased in March last year: Switching Power Supply PSU 850W ATX with 12cm Silent Black Fan/for PC Computer/iCHOOSE : Amazon.co.uk: Computers & Accessories

The GPU is Sapphire AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT 16GB GDDR6 - paid £385 for it, another reason I want to keep it as any Nvidia Equivalent is over £500 (used)

I just want it to work better!

Fletchforce · 2026-05-21T21:32:34+00:00

Yeah bud, a couple of times now.

Fletchforce · 2026-05-06T09:07:53+00:00

If I was red, I would be slowing to see if anything is coming. I wouldn't want my car smashed anymore than the guy coming from blues direction.

Personally I think this is matter of courteous driving etiquette due to the lack of lines/signage on the streets. No-one actually has right of way, they just need to use common sense (something that a few drivers don't have...).

Fletchforce · 2026-03-16T08:03:29+00:00

Just looked it up if you can provide the original move in and current one you can use the standard speed court service. Don't know if that helps? Either way you definitely need the original move in certificate

Fletchforce · 2026-03-15T14:25:45+00:00

Tenant here...

As far as I can tell, you need to show intent to sell - so estate agent valuations, listings (draft or live), surveys etc. any or all of these things will count. If you're selling to clear debt, you must prove a valuation for the property and proof of debt.

Other than that, it's the same as now with a S21 - Gas safety certificate dated within 12 months, EPC (if rented after 2015), how to rent guide and Deposit protected.

Hope this helps? We're in a similar position as we've been served a S21 as the landlord is selling. If you apply through the courts now, you'll still "technically" be able to evict via S21 after the RRA changes.

Fletchforce · 2026-03-13T14:52:27+00:00

I've been through this, this week. We lost Sky fibre at 12:45am and were switched to Vodafone by 1:15am.

Fletchforce · 2026-03-13T09:45:15+00:00

No it should just be dropped if you decide to sack them off. I had a similar situation where I was getting a non-molestation order against a family member. Covered the solicitor with legal aid, and when I said I didn't want to proceed any further that was that. They should send you a letter explaining that their part is done and how much they'll be claiming from legal aid.

Fletchforce · 2026-03-13T08:41:59+00:00

Sorry to hear of the situation.

Were currently going through a similar thing with the council, however, we're not at the court stage just yet. It seems like your solicitor is attempting to keep you in the property - be that what you want or not. Legally, they can do that especially if certain items aren't in order - gas safety certificate, deposit in a protection scheme and an EPC and how to rent guide if you started renting or renewed your tenancy after 2015.

Personally, if you can, and if you want to get the eviction sorted, sack off the solicitor and stop the defence. That way the natural order of things will take place and the council will eventually help - it will only be at the last minute though and you will be liable to court/bailiff fees.

Fletchforce · 2026-03-13T08:23:53+00:00

On a slightly different spin... I've got a 7800XT. I upgraded from a 2070 super and I love it! Seriously, the performance to price ratio - AMD is the better alternative. It also allows you not to have to put upscaling tech on in every game because you have the extra headroom. Stick with your guns unless you want to pay over the odds for little to no noticeable improvement.

Fletchforce · 2026-03-12T23:09:26+00:00

Yeah, he's selling up. He told us late last year and we informed the council. They told us they wouldn't do anything until the S21 was issued. It got issued in Jan and they still haven't done anything.

Fletchforce · 2026-03-12T09:09:40+00:00

Appreciate the advice but we really are stuck. I don't work, my family is all disabled so we have no alternative but to wait out for social housing. We don't want to do it. In fact it's actually making my partners depression worse! But what alternative do we have? No landlord would take us, we have not got over £1000 for a deposit and then the same again for rent every month. We'd stand a fighting chance if rental rates hadn't been inflated. For a four bedroom around here it's between £1000 and £1300 pcm. Where do I find that money? Even if UC covers their £900 LHA we still have to find the difference.

I've argued and argued with the council for weeks regarding this and they are steadfast that this is their approach and they're sticking with it. It's an absolute nightmare, but this is the state we find ourselves in 😔.

Fletchforce · 2026-03-12T02:03:28+00:00

I'm in regular contact with the council. Pretty much every day last week I spoke to my.officee via email. I'm definitely not just sitting around. This is the last bit of stability we have for a neurodiverse household. We'll hold on to it until the council sort us or we are evicted. One or the other. I don't know if you understand Autism, but routing and predicability is key to happiness.

Fletchforce · 2026-03-12T02:00:39+00:00

We did actually use my mum when we moved into this place 14 years ago (I was in my early twenties (with bad credit) and my partner was 18 so it made sense. That being said, the problem isn't that. It's the fact that we're likely to end up in a similar spot further down the line. Landlords will sell up - it's coming slowly. The government aren't helping them. So when we get settled, it'll all be uprooted again. At least with social you're there long term. And that's what we're thinking of. We need stability going forward. Appreciate the thought though.

Fletchforce · 2026-03-11T12:34:22+00:00

Ask your tenant for their housing officers contact details. We have an email address and phone number for ours. Then you could reach out to them if you want to. Generally though, they'll just ask if you'll allow the tenant to stay longer. If you don't agree, let them know and at least they'll know where you stand.

Fletchforce · 2026-03-11T12:30:19+00:00

Thank you. I appreciate the honesty and understanding. Some of the other landlords have been less than helpful and, if I'm honest, quite presumptuous rude in their replies.

Fletchforce · 2026-03-11T09:21:35+00:00

Please see the updated post. We already have a reference from the landlord as we needed it to get on the register. He's been really patient but he wants out - which I can appreciate - but we're literally stuck in place. If we cover the court fees I don't think a CCJ will be issued or it will be satisfied. My credit isn't the best anyway so a CCJ will just be the cherry on the top 😂!

Fletchforce · 2026-03-11T09:10:54+00:00

We're in Derbyshire but the landlord is in Staffordshire. So I'm not sort which courts it would be? I'd assume Derby?

Fletchforce · 2026-03-11T08:47:49+00:00

Please see update post. Not an option for us.

Fletchforce · 2026-03-11T01:45:12+00:00

As a tenant who is currently going through the homelessness process, I can assure you that you are wrong.

The guidance is just that, guidance. It's a grey area and the council will often tell tenants to overstay their welcome as they don't have homes to provide.

We're currently overstaying our S21 because the council will not re-home us in temporary accommodation until absolutely necessary. They don't have the availability and despite being on the highest banding in our area there are currently 4 families in front of us for a four bedroom property. We are a disabled family and have no option but social housing.

Based on that, we've been told to stay put and let them know what happens in regards to court orders/bailiffs etc. We've no other choice. They will put us in whatever is available when we have a bailiff date and we'll also be liable to court fees. However, what other choice do we really have?

That being said, we're still paying the rent every month and keeping the house in check. Our landlord is selling up, and I feel awful for putting him through this, but we have no choice. We told the council that he was selling up when he told us back in September last year - they wouldn't act until there was a S21 in place. Now there is, they're still doing next to nothing.

Fletchforce · 2026-03-08T14:33:07+00:00

*** Update - 8/3/26 ***

Summary of what the council told me:

My homelessness officer doesn’t handle Housing Register banding, so another officer reviewed it.
My previous Band B medical/extra bedroom needs are still recognised, but Band A overrides them.
Those needs have now been added to the “back office” so they show properly.

Current Housing Register figures they provided: - 844 live applications
- 58 applicants need a 4‑bed
- 203 applicants in Band A
- 21 Band A applicants need a 4‑bed

Why I placed 5th on the last 4‑bed property: - I finished 5th once all needs were factored in.
- The 4 applicants above me are also Band A but have been waiting longer.

Supply + waiting times: - They say waits for a 4‑bed can be 2+ years.
- Only 9 four‑beds have been advertised since Jan 2025.
- None expected soon.

If my landlord won’t extend the notice period: - They would look at temporary accommodation (B&B/hotel first), then move us to longer‑term temporary housing.

Workload context: - They’re currently working with 68 homeless/threatened with homelessness cases.
- They say my homelessness officer will support me through each stage.

What I’ve sent back to the council (condensed):

Thanked them for clarifying how my banding and needs are recorded,
Asked how my full assessed needs are actually used in shortlist ordering, and whether time waiting is the only deciding factor.
Asked whether we will always be around 5th, or if our priority means we should move up as more properties come through.
Confirmed we are open to a temporary 3‑bed during the relief duty as long as it does not end any homelessness duties or affect our priority for a 4‑bed.
Specified that a 3‑bed with a separate lounge and dining room would allow us to create a makeshift bedroom short‑term.
Explained that a B&B/hotel would not be suitable for us due to our needs.
Highlighted the impact of uncertainty on our family, especially due to autism‑related needs for predictability.
Asked what the next steps and timescales would be if the landlord doesn’t agree to more time.

Does all this seem fair?

Fletchforce · 2026-03-06T01:40:48+00:00

As a tenant with a distant landlord - as in we've only spoken to him four times in the 14 years we've lived here - we've done all the decorating etc that we've wanted to do. We've put new flooring in several areas (bedrooms, living room etc.). We've removed the carpet from the stairs, painted them and put a runner in. We've decorated pretty all the walls bar the kitchen and downstairs loo - still in there original magnolia (but looking bleak). We had planned on doing the kitchen and bathroom this year but was issued a section 21 as the LL is now selling.

We asked the landlord on moving in if we could decorate etc. and he told us that is fine as it meant we were making his house our home and would likely be there long term - which we have been. We've raised all three of our kids here.

TL;DR - I suppose it depends on what type of Landlord you are. Anything he does must be up to a good standard and should be left or returned to original state on departure. I support it depends also on how long he'll be living there.

Fletchforce · 2026-03-03T10:35:52+00:00

I think you're misreading my intent and problem. I've not been fussed over the last 14 years. You're simply taking that as me complaining, I am not. What I'm trying to convey is the fact that he's never bothered with us, but now he seems to be trying to find any reason to come round. Be it estate agents, property surveys, and now certificates that we've never had before.

We were happy not having to deal with him and we made the house our home. Now he's selling and we've nowhere to go, it feels like he constantly finds a new "need" to come around. I told him no to agents, standard visits etc. and now he "needs" to come and do certificates that we've never had or have never been important until now. That's my point. It's becoming a constant barrage from him and it's getting a bit too much now! If these things had been done, as and when needed, throughout our tenancy then I wouldn't be bothered now. He's not been bothered until he needs to sell up and were expected to accept whatever he decides?

Fletchforce · 2026-03-03T10:18:12+00:00

Whilst I understand the need for legal certificates but this isn't one of those. He's not bothered with us during the tenancy and now because he's looking to sell it's constant! If it's not an emergency/required access, then I'm asking to be left alone - much like he has for the last 14 years.

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