Lauda89
No I haven't found any solution, but not that I would be really looking into it, only in the past several weeks. I was tired of it that I put it to rest and used the system for remote operations only (I have some good use of the PC this way - so the graphics card is there for nothing of course 🙂 ).
In the past several weeks I tried if a different monitor will make it any better I so far tried 5 of them and no help, although higher refresh rate seems to help a bit. I also updated the BIOS, no help just like in your case. Some of these new monitors are quite OK with my old system, but this new system is a no go. So again, final proof it is not primarily the monitor in these cases.
So you are saying that you ruined your old system by upgrading the BIOS??? At first I thought the system was not usable as it stopped booting…? This is very interesting indeed and it means the motherboard problem is intentional, it is not a physical issue of itnerference or anything of the sort. It is a deliberate action by the motherboard manufacturer. Can you please confirm? And are you absolutely sure of that, are you sure you are not imagining things after all the testing? And do you see the issue even in BIOS now on the old system, just like you see it on the new ones?