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Confirmed, chipset damaged. I used a GIF to confirm it, a well colored one. I can still run everything without the device activated but now I passed from 1366x768 res to 1024x768, and I cannot play games anymore... Now I'm running the PC with the video defaults (as if I haven't video driver)... Tried all versions of the Chipset driver, none worked at all. So my "half" fix is deactivating the "screen adapter" device on Device Admin, Control panel, Windows 7. Cons? low res, forget about gaming... Can still watch youtube videos, which is nice :)
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Ill close the thread in two days, just watching if I get another error but for now I'll keep updating if there are more issues. Thanks Laith for the help