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Interesting Snow Leopard Graphics issue...
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Whats that mod you're running ? That might have something to do with it considering the desktop uses layers.
My specs are located in my signature. As I mentioned, I was just watching the Get A Mac ADs on Apple's site when I noticed this funky behavior.
I am just running GeekTools. I also noticed another thing too...
When the window isn't focused it shows this strange transparent black border...
I am just running GeekTools. I also noticed another thing too...
When the window isn't focused it shows this strange transparent black border...
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Could be a GPU problem. Does the issue happen once you boot in or does it come whenever? Did you try a new user? If you've tried troubleshooting within the OS, then you might have to do a reinstall and perhaps running the Apple Hardware Test and see if any errors come up.
same here, and happens often
I'm having the same issue with graphics. Any time i try to use the image adjuster in iWork, my images do funky things, not to mention, the changes come quite slowly.
Here is a clip:
I'm having the same issue with graphics. Any time i try to use the image adjuster in iWork, my images do funky things, not to mention, the changes come quite slowly.
Here is a clip:
Hello I'm reopening this topic to notice the same issue.
http://grab.by/3eiD
this is my case, it deals with windows shadows but i have also the same desktop glitch already shown...
I think I'm reinstalling the OS but maybe is a problem in 10.6.2?
do you remember if you started notice this problem after 10.6.2 or before?
http://grab.by/3eiD
this is my case, it deals with windows shadows but i have also the same desktop glitch already shown...
I think I'm reinstalling the OS but maybe is a problem in 10.6.2?
do you remember if you started notice this problem after 10.6.2 or before?
Macbook Penryn, same problem here. Solution? Uninstall flash player...
I have the same problem here. My Macbook Penryn start to do this two or three weeks ago. This issue isn't only related to Safari.
When I read the rumors that apple is creating your own version of flash player, I have the intuition that this issue with display can be something related to Flash.
I uninstall it and the problem is gone.
Try it and see for yourself...
Sorry for bad english...
I have the same problem here. My Macbook Penryn start to do this two or three weeks ago. This issue isn't only related to Safari.
When I read the rumors that apple is creating your own version of flash player, I have the intuition that this issue with display can be something related to Flash.
I uninstall it and the problem is gone.
Try it and see for yourself...
Sorry for bad english...
You uninstall what?
FWIW, QuickTime has built-in support for an older version of Flash. This allows a lot of Flash content to play in your browser without your having to install Adobe's Flash plug-in.
That said, rumors are rumors. Apple is struggling to eliminate Flash. It is not trying to clone this defunct technology.
I have same problem for at least 4 months. I own MBW with x3100 graphics
Only thing that works, is to log off and instantly log on. Which is not the best solution, but the only one that work for me.
I'll try to look after this Flash issue, but I'm not if its instaled on my machine..
Only thing that works, is to log off and instantly log on. Which is not the best solution, but the only one that work for me.
I'll try to look after this Flash issue, but I'm not if its instaled on my machine..