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Hi,
i recently bought the NUC mentioned above. Like i mentioned on an other post All drivers and bios are up to date. Installed windows 2 times. Openelec made it even worse.
Hardware
NUC5i5RYK
Crucial CT128M550SSD4 interne SSD 128 GB
Crucial CT8G3S160BMCEU (2 pieces, 16 GB Ram)
Tried (all good)
mini HDMI to HDMI
HDMI to HDMI with adapter
miniport cable to HDMI
cables.
Tested on one Samsung FULL HD TV.
BENQ & Samsung Montitors
The videos are from the Samsung Monitor
Please watch the videos in Full screen to the end.
I just want to know if this is a defective device or a driver / bios issue. I think someone should figure it out by watching the videos what the problem is. The tearing you see on the video is not because of the recording device, its the actual video output.
http://youtu.be/05vTw73VbVc Windows 7 - YouTube
http://youtu.be/qIM8AM1HQQA Openelec - YouTube
Thanks in advance
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If this is a hardware issue, it will happen in BIOS.
Do you see same problem at BIOS level?
Seems to be hardware problem but need to make sure the BIOS looks the same.
Allan.
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I bought today a new NUC5i5RYH. Same problems here. adata m2 ssd and HyperX 2*8GB mem. Install works fine but graphics are a problem. This NUC replace the previous model NUC D54250WYK. All hardware works fine with that unit. In some lower resolutions I have a workable screen with to mush magenta in it and the startup screen is black background on magenta text. I update the latest bios rev. and use the march drivers pack downloaded from Intel.So I presume a hardware failure.
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My recommendation would be contacting Intel Customer Support for warranty replacement of your NUC.
You can use our Web Ticketing system to do that.
Online warranty:https://servicerequestmgmt.intel.com/webticketui/emailpage.aspx Service Request Email
Chat support: http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/contactsupport Contact Support
Allan.
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Thanks Allan,
I opened a request at Intel Customer Support (ref: 8001087951). I hope I don't have to wait for weeks. The dealer is negotiating with his source and I can bring in my defective NUC kit but replacement is 'not for immediately'. I hope Intel can do better than this ;-)
Patrick
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I sent it back to my retailer and my new one is coming tomorrow. I will put the already installed win7 and openelec hdd and report whether the same issues occur
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on the new device there are no graphic issues whatsoever. Not on Windows not on openelec. After all it was a bad device, even though the bios screen was shown perfectly.

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