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  1. Schroff87
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    7 ultimate x64
       New #11

    There was another thread about a crossfire user having strange artifacts in windows like yours ... the problem went away after a few days ... strange .. must be some bug in the newer Catalysts.
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  3. OhSnapWord
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    Win7 Ultimate X64
       New #12

    I've seen some pretty weird stuff happen with graphics cards.
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