computer expert help required

i recently just bought new motherboard asus m3a76-cm
overclocked my cpu got bsod when logged on then it rebooted and now the bios page is fine and the loading screen is a stable picture (i have vista loading screen) but soon as it boot it to windows the picture goes crazy flicking like terrible and the picture was like scrolling down the screen like it was a slide show . so i thought it must be my video card but still crazy picture even when i take video card out now im getting really worried.. i go to the safe mode option page but still crazy moving verticaly moving screen .. so i try to load up a vista boot cd to see if thats the problem but it lets me load the windows files and the screen is perfectly still but then it goes crazy once loading is finished...so i try with a different motherboard ,and still having same problem ,,,is the cpu f~~~ed? or hardrive

im gutted i overclocked it to my preference ,,but i had to go back to push it further ,,now i feel like **** because i really need this computer now

Gilly said:

i recently just bought new motherboard asus m3a76-cm
overclocked my cpu got bsod when logged on then it rebooted and now the bios page is fine and the loading screen is a stable picture (i have vista loading screen) but soon as it boot it to windows the picture goes crazy flicking like terrible and the picture was like scrolling down the screen like it was a slide show . so i thought it must be my video card but still crazy picture even when i take video card out now im getting really worried.. i go to the safe mode option page but still crazy moving verticaly moving screen .. so i try to load up a vista boot cd to see if thats the problem but it lets me load the windows files and the screen is perfectly still but then it goes crazy once loading is finished...so i try with a different motherboard ,and still having same problem ,,,is the cpu f~~~ed? or hardrive

Id bet its the graphic card driver. GO to acer get the correct driver for your system, boot in safe mode and install the driver

Ken

zigzag3143 said:

Id bet its the graphic card driver. GO to acer get the correct driver for your system, boot in safe mode and install the driver

Ken

but i cant even see my screen its moving that fast and it started doing this after i got bsod after a failed overclock ill try ,but thank god i havent got epilipse because id kill myself by looking at the screen


edit ....ive just tried login on but its impossible to navigate

In spite of your horrible grammar, I am trying to read this.

Are you saying that the menu where you select Safe Mode or Normal Boot is also behaving strangely.

A simple yes or no, please.

Antman said:

In spite of your horrible grammar, I am trying to read this.

Are you saying that the menu where you select Safe Mode or Normal Boot is also behaving strangely.

A simple yes or no, please.

yes ,just the bios page and operating system loading page are the only things that have stable picture..

i did alot of manual reboots before this aswell. Do you think i could've damage HDD?

Gilly said:

yes ,just the bios page and operating system loading page are the only things that have stable picture..

i did alot of manual reboots before this aswell. Do you think i could've damage HDD?

i fixed it ,,seriously i was nearly having panic attack lol

i just plugged the power cord out of my hdtv then plugged it in again ,and now its working ,,woooooooooohhhhoooo

Gilly said:

but i cant even see my screen its moving that fast and it started doing this after i got bsod after a failed overclock ill try ,but thank god i havent got epilipse because id kill myself by looking at the screen


edit ....ive just tried login on but its impossible to navigate

Can you boot into BIOS to change the OC back to default?

Ken.

All of your BIOS settings are set to Auto or Normal or Default?

If yes, you may have damaged something.

You also seem to have said that you tried a different mobo and get similar results.

Did you use the same CPU on both mobos, or just the same HDD, or both the CPU and HDD?

In that case, never mind.