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Edit: Never mind, misremembered how the test animation goes, those are from parts when the mirror has "folded". So looks normal.
So maybe I should go back way more in the AMD driver history? I also performed "clean install/factory reset" upon every driver's installation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hS5ET_UkQA8
FurMark or MSI Kombustor have a "artifact" scanner option.
Windows 10 Pro, latest updates installed, latest chipset drivers intalled (AMD B450 Chipset).
Thanks for your advice. I am going to test those 2 options. And thank's for the yt-link. :)