Render artifacts on newer graphics cards due to Layer object or layer shaders

I just got a new graphics card and started noticing this: Please login to see this attachment.

At first I thought it was because of the photoshop effects and the light "hole", but then I turned off some events with the layer object changing the background RGB coefficient and the problem stopped. I tried putting a simple mask (black, semitransparent) on those layers in order to reproduce the darkening effect I had with the RGB coeff, but the bug came back.

Apparently my friend told me about this a few months ago but I thought it was just a problem with his setup or something. I've had several friends test out the build yesterday and it seems that anything newer than a GTX 1060 has this problem, although it manifests in slightly different ways. One person had more perfectly square artifacts, one had more of a stripe pattern.

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I thought gif's animated here. Am I doing it wrong?

I'm slightly surprised no one has had a similar experience. Anyone?

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Quote from fnkycoldmadeanr

Only when my card died.

Try changing your settings in the Nvidia control panel

or sync/buffer settiings in fusion
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What do you mean sync/buffer settings? Your attachment seems invalid

Also, what settings could be causing the problem in Nvidia?

Well I tried turning off v sync and I tried more buffers as mine was set to 2. I tried changing color mode in Nvidia as well but nothing has worked.

There is a work-around by scaling semi-alpha black objects over each background layer but it isn't perfect and would be unwieldy with more intricate backgrounds. It's unfortunate that upgrading my system has led to this but others have also experienced it, so I think it's something with the runtime ...

Quote from fnkycoldmadeanr

What directX are you using?

DX9, setting it to 11 does in fact get rid of the glitching spots but it also gives me an error message about a bunch of other shaders that I use v_v . I'm not sure if I'll have other adverse effects by doing this.

InkPatternOverlay (by Looki, bestowed upon me by Alonso Martin, he is still using 2.0 to make Heart forth Alicia)
Circle, made by a friend to look like the circular stamina bar from breath of the wild.
Zoom. Which zooms in to show detail or focus on something.

Is the process for updating these to DX11 difficult?

switching to 11 also seems to change overall colors, not a deal breaker... but it introduces some stuttering (kind of a deal breaker), and strings don't appear?

Quote from JimJam

I second that notion. I was going to code my own circle counter/shader, but would rather not waste the time if it's already been done.

Sorry I got kinda sad and forgot to check back. But yes, here it is:

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It's a little rough around the edges, rename the coefficients if they bother you. Cheers!