Graphics card replacement necessary to eliminate ghosts/pixelation?
Hello, I am thinking of purchasing (through you guys), and replacing, the Western Digital 250 GB HD on this favorite white, plastic-encased iMac due to heavy pixelation, ghosts tracks, etc. on the screen. My question is, am I making the correct replacement? Should I focus on having the graphics card replaced instead in order to resolve this problem? Is this doable, and if so, what graphics card should I be purchasing from ya'll? Lastly, if the HD replacement is the only option necessary, is it possible to increase the storage of the drive, i.e., purchase a WD drive with higher storage capacity? Thank you.
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just a short info from my side - the iMac has no graphics card as you might know it from a regular pc - it has a onboard graphics chip.
do as mayer said and boot from the install disk
by markus weiher