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29-Jul-2009, 06:30 PM #46
The best way to fix a motherboard is to replace it.
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Ok final picture ..


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29-Jul-2009, 07:08 PM #48
Have you tried a different graphics card?
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29-Jul-2009, 09:05 PM #49
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Have you tried a different graphics card?
No but i have very old video card so i couldnt even launch game and btw. it isnt video card problem i think. its something with Motherboard or its driver.
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edit: I asked my uncle clean pc from inside fully and now pc wont freeze anymore. but 2 problems still remain
1.PC wont boot in first time
2.In game models,colors change

1 Fixed - Pc not freezing anymore while playing something in internet (flash games) and not freezing while watching videos
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29-Jul-2009, 09:38 PM #50
So you haven't tried another graphics card.
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30-Jul-2009, 05:52 AM #51
pc wont boot at all anymore xD and it isnt graphic card problem. its motherboard (using old pc atm) anyway thanks for help but i sent my pc to professionals so they will look and fix. but i wont mark solved it yet.
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09-Aug-2009, 07:57 AM #52
Yeah It was motherboard problem.. somekind of oil or something like that. anyway they replaced motherboard so i guess. i check if i have no more of that problem
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