A desktop workstation dedicated to 3D computer-aided design (CAD) rendering experiences severe visual artifacts—specifically random geometric spikes, checkerboard pattern corruption, and screen tearing—only when stress-testing or executing intensive 3D graphic workloads. When operating standard 2D productivity software, the display remains clear and completely stable. Which of the following hardware issues are the MOST likely causes of these symptoms? (Select TWO.)
- Overheating or failing video random-access memory (VRAM) chips on the dedicated graphics cardCevap
- Thermal degradation or instability of the main graphics processing unit (GPU) core under loadCevap
- CCorrupted monitor display drivers or invalid operating system color profile configurations
- DA failing backlight inverter board failing to supply consistent voltage to the LCD monitor
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The most likely root causes are overheating or failing video RAM (VRAM) on the graphics card and thermal degradation or instability within the GPU core under heavy 3D workloads.
Visual artifacts such as geometric distortion, checkerboard patterns, and texture glitches occurring specifically under 3D graphics loads indicate physical hardware failures on the dedicated graphics card. Overheating or damaged VRAM chips corrupt the frame buffer where texture data is stored. Simultaneously, severe GPU core overheating or hardware degradation causes mathematical calculation errors when processing 3D polygons.
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