Remove the VRAM and check for dirt or corrosion, replace it if you have spares, if not put them back in in different order. If the problem looks different it could just be 1 bad VRAM. If the problem does not go away with new VRAM then you might have a bad video chip.
Post #2 by Unknown_K
| Source Forum | 68kMLA |
|---|---|
| Category | Hardware |
| Post Date | Wed, 1 Apr 2009 - 10:06 |
| Original URL | https://68kmla.org/bb/threads/8600-video-issue.17032/ |
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