scrambled screen on first boot

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hello just built a new pc and upon first boot the LCd screen is
scrambled pixels and colors, i tried other displays and still same
problem, the display is a onboard vga from a asus mobo, any help and
thanks
 
hello just built a new pc and upon first boot the LCd screen is
scrambled pixels and colors, i tried other displays and still same
problem, the display is a onboard vga from a asus mobo, any help and
thanks
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have u checked the ram just try changing the slot or just plug in it by
removing it
 
Is your power supply upto the task? List your system.

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hello just built a new pc and upon first boot the LCd screen is
scrambled pixels and colors, i tried other displays and still same
problem, the display is a onboard vga from a asus mobo, any help and
thanks
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Nvidia 6150 based ? A few of those have had issues requiring warranty
repair. Try some gaming or other 3D applications (3DMark benchmark
for example) - it could be the problem is worse than you think. It
can also be an issue with RAM, and memtest86+ and Prime95 can help
detect that.

Paul
 
Scrambled pixels usually indicate poor contacts between the slot and
the graphics card, but considering the point that this is an integrated
graphics chip, I'd suggest you send in the motherboard for warranty if
possible.

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