Windows 10: Problem with displaying videos

Hello everyone,

I have proble with my PC that I can't fix ... was googling around for that kind of problem if anyone else had it and how to resolve, but nothing works for me. So the problem is when I'm tryint to watch videos/gifs on Facebook or 9GAG. While browsing 9gag, videos always start displaying with black squares, and when it starts from begining it works perfectly.
So basicly each time I have to wait for video/gif to play from begining to end (all the time I see black little squares), and when it will replay it it will work just fine.
On facebook when I play video, I have same problem with black displaying. But luckily at facebook I don't have to wait for video to get to the end, but I click start and then just rewind to begining and it works fine.
It's somehow little problem but annoying me all the time.
I also attached 2 photos to this post. Both photos are from 9gag website .... the black one is the first thing I see, and after few secounds when gif replays I can see normaly, showen on 2nd picture attached.

I already tried removing graphic drivers, reinstalling google chrome and Edge (I have that problem in all browseres, but using only Chrome). Tested also firefox/edge/IE even Safari ... all have same problem.
But playing videos in VLC or BSplayers works just fine. Same goes for Youtube.
Any suggestions?


PC specs:
R9 270X
i7 4790
8GB DDR3 1600MHz
Z97 Anniversary motherboard
Samsung EVO 250 250GB
WD Black 1TB
600W PSU

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