Renderer issue, White dots on Screen

[felipeb17893264]

I'm using Premiere in a PC and I have 3 options for Renderer:

• Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (Cuda)
• Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (OpenCL)
• Mercury Playback Engine Software Only

Currently, when I'm using the first two, while I'm editing, white dots appear all over the screen.

When I use Cuda, the videos usually crash midway when exporting.

When I use Open CL, the dots that stay on the exported video.

So I have to delete the renders switch to Engine Software only, render and Export and that seems to be the only way now to get white dots on my videos.

Today I started noticing white dots when I'm editing using Engine Software Only, but it seems that once rendered and exported the white dots are not satying on exports.

I believe I'm having some sort of CPU GPU issue but I don't know how to fix. Tried updating windows and Nvidia drives, but  no change. A few weeks back I did a Reset of the PC through Recovery, it first it worked but then few weeks later the issue came back. Already uninstalled and reinstalled Premiere twice.

[R Neil Haugen]

What GPU do you have, and what driver are you using?

Neil

[felipeb17893264]

Thank you for the reply Neil.

For the GPU I have two:

• Intel(R) UHD Graphics 630
• NVIDIA Geforce GTX  1050 Ti

Looking at Device manager, the driver I'm using is Intel(R) 300 Series Chipset family SATA AHCI Controller Version: 17.7.0.1006.

When I go to GEFORCE Experience it says I have the NVIDIA Studio Driver  Version 461.72.

I'm not very tech savy so I'm unsure if this is the info you need, so if there is a better way to get this info let me know and I'll get it.

Thank you again.

[felipeb17893264]

Sorry, again, newbie on this side of things, but I found on Device Manager under Display adapters both the Intel and Nvidia Drives:

Intel(R) UHD Graphics 630, Driver date 1/16/2020, Version 26.20.100.7637

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050Ti, Diver date 2/23/2021, Version 27.21.14.6172

[basil1891]

Either your GPU (99%) or display(1%) is faulty. Borrow a replacement somewhere and check to be sure.