Created attachment 1115671 [details] Picture of log in stand by. Description of problem: I run an Athlon X2 4800+ on an 690G board (ATI x1250 onboard graphics). You can see from the pictures the corruption is very peculiar. Even more interesting is the fact that once I log in, all the windows (apps) that open are absolutely fine (not corrupted) and soon enough the whole screen becomes uncorrupt. I need to reload the bg image though. Also the text seems to stay corrupted (check detail on bar). I can change the font rendering from Medium to Light or High and it goes away (grayscale) but comes back with medium. If I change it rgb it goes away. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Every boot Steps to Reproduce: 1. Boot computer 2. View log in screen 3. Login to Gnome (not Classic) Actual results: Corruption of graphics with triangles missing from parts of the display. Fonts also corrupted Expected results: Clear picture with complete graphics Additional info:
Created attachment 1115672 [details] Picture of desktop after log in
Created attachment 1115673 [details] Corrupted activities bar
Created attachment 1115674 [details] Corrupt desktop and activity bar
Created attachment 1115675 [details] Corruption gone after gnome windows are loaded.
Created attachment 1115676 [details] Some fonts still corrupt. This can be fixed once I change fonts rendering to High from Medium, but comes back if I set it back to medium.
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