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I'm running a radeon 9700 pro on an asus a7n8x-x mobo, and every once in a while when I restart the computer, the display gets a little corrupted, like I can still see everything but it's like the letters on screen are kindof smeared around. If I restart the computer again it usually goes away, but it does this maybe every 10-15 restarts, and it's just annoying. So I'm wondering if anyone else has/had that problem or if you know what to do about it, thanks.

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Yeh used to happen with my 9800pro. I narrowed it down to bad drivers or windows corruption on mine. I reinstalled windows and it went away.

You may want to try new drivers see if that makes a difference, also do the usual check that the card is sitting properly and its not overheating fans working no dust etc etc.

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Yeh used to happen with my 9800pro. I narrowed it down to bad drivers or windows corruption on mine. I reinstalled windows and it went away.

You may want to try new drivers see if that makes a difference, also do the usual check that the card is sitting properly and its not overheating fans working no dust etc etc.



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does this smearing happen in the bios screens ??

if it does then its a problem with the board or card, if it only happens in windows then it totally software related...


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