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Well I 've been using the same hardware along with the same version of blender before, and never had this issue: The surfaces seem jagged/ semi-transparent. (Please see the picture below.)

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The only change is that a new version of windows is installed, and I believe the graphic driver is updated, but somehow the graphic card doesn't seem to be in cooperation with the software. How can I solve this? (I even had 3ds Max tested on this system, and it seemed fine.)

(VGA: Nvidia Gforce GT430, driver version: 388.13/ Blender version: 2.93)

Thank you!

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  • $\begingroup$ Hmm... Just curious how I didn't have any problems with the very same model before changing my windows. There was no problem regarding the graphics then. and of course I had the same VGA installed. $\endgroup$
    – Meriil
    Commented Mar 31, 2022 at 16:17

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Blender's requirements suggest as a minimum 2 GB of VRAM. Your graphics card has only half a gigabyte, so you aren't meeting the minimum requirements for running Blender. I don't know if that's your only problem here, but you will experience unwanted behavior using hardware below the minimum recommendations.

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