[KostasPAP]

I managed to printscreen some flashing pixels...here they are

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Hi KostasPAP
I am going to seek guidance from a Malware Tech before offering further assistance so please bare with us, this is based on the screenshot that you provided.

[phillpower2]

Hi KostasPAP
I am going to seek guidance from a Malware Tech before offering further assistance so please bare with us, this is based on the screenshot that you provided.

[KostasPAP]

I noticed one more thing about the temperatures.....The cpu temp from speedfan is changing fastly from 60 to 85...I mean that it is 60 and in one second it goes 85 while i am not doing anything else...I give that info in case it makes your work easier

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Edited by KostasPAP, 16 December 2011 - 01:38 PM.

[happyrock]

try the monitor on a different computer...
nojoy

did you install the chipset drivers first then the video card drivers

[KostasPAP]

first time when i got it from the shop i putted first chipset drivers cause windows 7 don't recognize from the beggining the internet....but i had the problem in the first day....later i did format and installed them last and still no change.

Edited by KostasPAP, 17 December 2011 - 04:57 AM.

[KostasPAP]

I Tried the monitor on two laptops (don't have other desktop) and used them for 2 hours and didn't saw any boxes....so i think that monitor is fine as it was before the upgrade....

Edited by KostasPAP, 17 December 2011 - 04:58 AM.

[phillpower2]

Hi KostasPAP
A number of Malware Techs have looked at this and the consensus is that it is not believed to be malware related.
Have you checked out the TIM?
The rapid temperature increases may be the result of power spikes from the PSU.

[KostasPAP]

not yet cause i don't know how to do it and don't know where to find it......I will check it when i get a message to go get my PSU...When they call me i will tell them to check TIM and then install the new PSU

[phillpower2]

TIM is applied between the processor and the heatsink, see video

[KostasPAP]

I applied the TIM on the processor as the video shows...I used TIM from arctic silver....In 1-2 hours i will have my psu and i will install it...Is there anything i should know before installing PSU....I will do it my self

Edited by KostasPAP, 17 December 2011 - 08:07 AM.

[phillpower2]

Good choice of TIM
A guide to help you fit your new PSU courtesy of Troy and Artellos respectively http://www.geekstogo...r-own-computer/ as ever let us know if we can help in any way.

[KostasPAP]

OK...When will i see the difference from TIM???

[phillpower2]

OK...When will i see the difference from TIM???

Applying the TIM is a part of the process of elimination, if the problem is caused by the PSU applying fresh TIM will not prevent the temp rises or display issue, had you not recently fitted a new CPU inadequate TIM application would have been less likely as the cause so may not have been suggested.

[KostasPAP]

I didn't fully understand your last reply...Sorry my english is bad

[phillpower2]

I didn't fully understand your last reply...Sorry my english is bad

Your English is very good
To clarify, if you had not recently changed your processor you would not have had to check the TIM.