BSOD from nvlddmkm (running verifier) when trying to open GeForce Exp

As best as I can tell from the video, it looks like it is supposed to look. I don't see the white line you are talking about or the statistics. What were your temps on it? The video quality may be why I can't tell a lot from it. It depends on what settings were and which test you ran. If you ran a benchmark test there is a line and graph at the bottom of the oage, like this one, running the benchmmark at user defined settings. Ay most other preset settings, the background is a differeny color and you don't get the ;watery' effect.

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Thank you Steve

Chowderdude, so dont be worried, and use the computer normally :)
Let us know it it is causing any more troubles.

You are most welcome :)

At the 720P or 1080 preset benchmark, this is what mine looks like.

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Chowdwedude, I just wrote a long post, but can't find it. Basically it says what you are describing to me and what I see in the screenshot above seem to be artifacts. Notice your doughnut has very little definition on the outside edges and in the top right corner, the background is overlapping the doughnut. For a better screenshot, if you think it is the camera, press print screen during the test. Open Paint and press paste. Then save as to somewhere you can find it. You can also go to our benchmarks section and look at the Ungine Heaven thread and see some of the scores.Show us your Unigine Heaven benchmark scores!.

Just keep in mind that many of the scores, the card was overclocked, but it should give you an idea of you card's performance. You should be 'in the ballpark' of those scores. You can download the test from this link Download links for all Benchmarks. But, stay with the Heaven benchmark as it is GPU only. Many of the others are CPU and GPU benchmarks.

As far as the 660 and the 760, you have it backwards. The 760 is basically similar to the 670, and your score pretty much reflects that. I have a 670 and get roughly the same score you have.

As far as the screenshots, it is really not a 'trained eye'. It's the details you can or cannot see. My background is a different color than yours, but the same pattern. The fur ball is just that. You should be able to see a distinct pattern on the background and fur on the firball, even on the edges. The background should look exactly like a background and should not ever become part of or overlap the furball. That's what I'm seeing.