Noisy display on Startup (iMac Intel 20")

Hello to all,
Saturday 4 feb, I've brought a new iMac 20" IntelDuo,
and on startup, when is showed the grey Apple logo and the
loading icon, the image is noisy. After the screen become
blue and the system starts normally.
This problem happen when the iMac is off for much time
(i.e. at night time).
I've this configuration:
128mb Vram
250Gb HD
OSX build 8G1165
Anyone has this problem?
Thank you and please forgive me for my poor English

Ciao, Italia!
I experienced the same problem as you for the very first time tonight. I've had my computer for nearly a month now and I'm wondering if something's gone wrong. I came here looking for an explanation.
Everything on my machine appears to be functioning normally. Did you ever solve the problem on your machine?
I'm using an iMac iSight and I just ran some new system updates tonight.
Buona fortuna!
Lisa B.
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