Computer stuck on motherboard splash screen

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thatonecoolguy

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Specs:
Gigabyte 78LMT- USB3 motherboard
Amd fx 6300 Cpu
Diamond Amd 270x gpu
Corsair CX 600M power supply
2 Samsung Evo Ssd 250 gigs
1 Seagate Hdd 7200 rpm 1 tb

When I boot up my computer it freezes at the motherboard splash screen, which looks corrupted. This started to happen when I was playing gta 5 and then it froze with a glitches green screen. I restarted my comp and the problem was there.
Pic of the motherboard splash:http://imgur.com/NPL04TF
I would appreciate some help on this.
 
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WaltzWorker

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You try re-seating everything? IE: Turn off the system, unplug the main power, turn off the PS. Then open the case and re-seat all the cards, memory - check the CPU fan/heatsink/cooler, etc. and all the connections. Then plug it all back in and power up. Once in a while - if a connector or something isn't seated properly it will eventually come loose.
 
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thatonecoolguy

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Tried that but unfortunately its still stuck on the splash
 
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WaltzWorker

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Okay! Well the system is supposed to have the dual bios and it's supposed to work automatically. Can you get into the BIOS setup? Hit the del key as soon as you power it on. Maybe you'll be lucky enough to get into the BIOS before the failure but maybe not. If you can get into the BIOS check the date and time; if you know your system you might check other settings but it can get tricky because if you change something it may harm your system. I wouldn't save anything! If the date/time are fine I would exit and see if it will boot up; if they're not then check to see if you can change the CMOS battery. If everything looks fine you should be able to boot up - hopefully that dual bios setup will kick in and you'll be good but that all depends upon if you can get into the BIOS in the first place. One thing I do when a system gets like that is to hit CTRL+ALT+DEL in the bios to 'reboot' - generally it won't save anything and will just restart.
 
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