Hi,
I'm having quite an issue here. When watching videos on the iGPU the picture is fine but the movements are in blocks when in full screen. Juste a little annoying for a brand new system. I bought a discrete GPU, I have the exact same problem. I swap that card with a friend, my card works fine in his system, his card is worst in mine. I went out and buy a brand new and more powerful power supply... same problem.
Both cards work on other system after tests. The onboard is a Geforce 6150se nforce 430. The first discrete I bought was a GT220 and the other one is a Radeon HD 3650. Both with 512mb DDR2.
The problem is with both Windows XP and Ubuntu 11.04, 10.10.
The last thing I want to do is send back the motherboard for RMA. I'm in the east and have to ship it back to the west. Is there perhaps BIOS settings I should check?
AMD Athlon II x2 255 3.1ghz (new)
1x 4GB DDR3 (new)
Zotac GF6100-F-E motherboard (brand new)
Acer OEM Radeon HD 3650 (used)
Zotac nVidia GT220 512MB ZT-20205-10L (brand new)
Seagate 1TB (new)
Resolution at 1920x1080
I'm having quite an issue here. When watching videos on the iGPU the picture is fine but the movements are in blocks when in full screen. Juste a little annoying for a brand new system. I bought a discrete GPU, I have the exact same problem. I swap that card with a friend, my card works fine in his system, his card is worst in mine. I went out and buy a brand new and more powerful power supply... same problem.
Both cards work on other system after tests. The onboard is a Geforce 6150se nforce 430. The first discrete I bought was a GT220 and the other one is a Radeon HD 3650. Both with 512mb DDR2.
The problem is with both Windows XP and Ubuntu 11.04, 10.10.
The last thing I want to do is send back the motherboard for RMA. I'm in the east and have to ship it back to the west. Is there perhaps BIOS settings I should check?
AMD Athlon II x2 255 3.1ghz (new)
1x 4GB DDR3 (new)
Zotac GF6100-F-E motherboard (brand new)
Acer OEM Radeon HD 3650 (used)
Zotac nVidia GT220 512MB ZT-20205-10L (brand new)
Seagate 1TB (new)
Resolution at 1920x1080