It seems like the random blue/pink frames issue might be caused by your GPU's power state or a driver problem. Since the issue doesn’t happen during fullscreen games or with two monitors (when your VRAM clock is boosted), try forcing your GPU to run at a higher power state all the time. You can do this by enabling the "performance" power profile in the AMD GPU settings using a tool like `CoreCtrl` or by adding the kernel parameter `amdgpu.ppfeaturemask=0xffffffff` to unlock full GPU features. After making this change, reboot your system. If the issue persists, try updating to the latest Mesa drivers or switch to the `amdgpu-pro` drivers. I had the same issue while playing https://www.clashofclansmods.com/clash-of-clans-mod-apk-pc/. But the issue was resolved thankfully.
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