Windows 10: How did I fix a no texture issue.

I imported some stuff from ROBLOX and made a plush of my avatar. After I did everything with that and colored it I went to import it to ROBLOX but the color would not show I do not want to do it again in a software like Blender.

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AMD FX OC'ers Club

That's what the auto setting will do since you're over the 1333 mark it jumps to the next step which isn't listed or officially supported I assume by that ram.

At this point though I would suggest dropping the multi one step or .5 so that we can get something stable and possibly take the heat issue out of the picture for now.

 

Texture

I'm using 3D Builder as my modeling service, but textures and meshes dont upload together in ROBLOX. So i need to make the texture a decal. Where can I find a texture of a model I made and saved?

 

Texture corruption on Geforce GTX 770, textures have holes in them

This is my machine:

• Intel i5 2500k, 3.3 Ghz;
  
• Asus P8P67 Pro, Rev. 1.XX, stock BIOS;
  
• Geforce GTX 770, driver version 359.06;
  
• 8 GB RAM (not sure what model);
  
• 1 TB Samsung 850 Evo SSD, 1 TB WD HDD;
  
• Windows 10 Home with latest updates.
  

The issue that I have is best explained through an image:





As you can see, certain textures, both in games and on certain applications, appear as if they have been applied to a a grate, not a smooth surface. Closeup of the image to show the exact issue:





When this happens, I need to restart that program to fix them. I have noticed this issue in the Battle.net desktop client for Blizzard games and in Assassin's Creed: Syndicate (on the minimap and in the menus). They could be present in other programs, but those are the 2 I have noticed them in the most so far.

Steps I have tried:

1. rebooting the computer fixes it temporarily, but is not a permanent fix.
   
2. Restarting the program has the same result as rebooting my computer.
   
3. I have used Display Driver Uninstaller to completely uninstall my drivers, then install fresh ones from Geforce Experience, but with no difference;
   
4. Someone in the Superuser chatroom told me it might be related to my Logitech G510 and a bug in Windows 10 pre 1511 update that can crash my video drivers when using the volume controls. I installed the 1511 update, but while it fixed my Logitech issue, I still have the textures issue.
   

I have talked with the users in the Root Access chatroom about this. I have had some recommendations that updating my BIOS might help, but the most recent BIOS update on the Asus support page is from November 2012, while the Geforce GTX 770 is from May 2013, which is half a year later. I also have had the 770 for well over a year now and have only recently started to notice this issue. I suspect it might be an issue with Windows 10, but I'm not sure. Either way, I find it somehwat unlikely that a 3 year old BIOS update can fix an issue with a 2 year old GPU in an OS that's less than 1 year old.

Does anyone know how I can fix this?

edit: GPU-Z specs of my GTX 770 in case they're relevant.