Graphic corruption after restart

First a link to the pic
http://i50.tinypic.com/2qw1n51.jpg
It happened today after restart. To this point everything was ok. What I remember there was a libdrm update, so I tried downgrade it back to previous version, but same problem. I tried clen configs for KDE, other account, disable composition...nothing helps. Photos or videos are ok. Just icons and some stuffs are corrupted. For example in one arrow position I have there kolobok smiley next to arrow...etc etc. Well I have no idea what to do more. And this corruptions are different everytime...so this icons etc are corrupted by different way every login. If somebody have some idea....I have none
I have ATI HD 3450 and xf86-video-ati and I noticed lower fps ...cca 300 down....but dont know if it has something with this, or libdrm update
Last edited by LukynZ (2010-02-11 18:05:25)

The problem seems to be solved here. But I don't know why! Maybe there was an update? Who knows? Anyway, it works now fine here...

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