KT4AV - Graphics Corruption

I just recently purchased the KT4AV with a new stick of DDR RAM (see profile for completely specs). I upgraded from a K7T Turbo2 and 512MB PC133. My video card ran smoothly with no evidence of problems in this configuration. With my new setup, graphics abnormalities are evident even on bootup! For instance, the energy star logo has black lines in it (while the BIOS is doing it's thing)...and the Windows XP logo on startup also has these black lines. Running mpg/avi/etc within windows..they have black lines as well. This becomes full blown graphics corruption when I run Direct3D graphics...for example UT2004.
I also have assessed this problem by runnign ATItool (it comes with a spinning cube and nicely shows how my graphics corruption progresses)...b/c the strange thing about this problem is that this corruption starts to go away after the computer has been running for about 1hr -2 hrs. However, if I shut it down overnight...the graphics corruption is very noticeable upon bootup. For instance, using ATItool, I get corruption within seconds of starting the spinning cube (Direct3D) when I start the computer for the first time. Then if I let the compuer run for an hour or two, I can then let ATItool run for a long time...at least 20 minutes...without the graphics problem.
I have tried to slightly change memory timing settings...and that doesn't effect the problem. I have AGP fast writes disabled (b/c it doesn't like being enabled...just like it doesn't like being at 8X AGP...which from readin through these boards, I can see is a problem...but doesn't make a difference to me since 4X is just as fast)...I have pretty much played around with the BIOS settings...going from more on the performance side to the normal side, and nothign changes. My BIOS version is 5.0 right now, and although I know there is a 5.1, it doesn't say anything about this problem so I prefer not to upgrade. I also have run MemTest86 for 1/2 hour and there were no memory errors. This was on a "hot" boot so maybe I shoudl try it on the cold boot? B/c of course I suspect either the memory or the motherboard could be the problem since those are the two components I changed. So I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas why this is happening...i have never encountered graphics corruption that goes AWAY with the computer being on for a while and then comes back when it has been off. Any helpful advice would be appreciated! Thanks...let me know if anyone would like a picture of the graphics corruption from the spinning cube on ATItool.

Ok well I think this next set of experiments is fairly telling:
osnavi, I took your advice and decided to disconnect the case fans. Before I did though, I went into the BIOS and checked CPU and SYS temps at idle: 47,37 respectively. I also checked to make sure that there were no corruption of the WinXP logo (since my system had been up and running and I had just finished playing UT2004 I figured everything would be ok...which it was). So then I shut down the computer and disconnected the 2 case fans. Then I let the computer cool down for 5 min or so. I then booted up the computer (w/o the fans connected) and let it start booting so I could see logo...and graphics corruption was still present...i then quickly pressed Ctrl-Alt-Del and rebooted, then went directly into BIOS and recorded temps displayed there: CPU->37, SYS->28. I then waited for about 8 minutes for temps to stabilize and reach max: CPU->47 SYS->40 (surprised it's not higher since 2 case fans are off, but that's another issue!) Anyways, I then exited the BIOS and..bingo...no corruption...videos/games/Direct3D all fine in windows. So the conclusion from this seems to be that 1) the case fans don't seem to contribute to the corruption, 2) this corruption is definitely temp linked and something happens when temp goes up by ~10 deg, and 3) this problem seems to be independent of windows since the problem exists and can be resolved before windows even starts.
Now what could be heating up that makes my system run like it should??? No idea! Anybody?
Ok just to add a bit more info...reconnected both case fans....let system cool off....then restarted (corruption present)...entered BIOS...waited for same amount of time as before, and temps were stable at CPU->46 and SYS->36. However, as I mentioned above, I could get the corruption to go away at 47/40, the corruption would not go away at 46/36...so it seems to be a case temp dependent problem. Anyways, I guess this isn't such terrible problem since it does go away, however, I'm concerned that it indicates that the mobo may be defective in some way?

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@epsilom
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StuMx wrote:
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