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iJesus

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Jun 30, 2007
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Reno, Nevada
So just this Saturday I purchased a brand new 24" Aluminum iMac with Leopard. When I got home I turned it on and noticed that a sound is coming from the lower portion of the iMac, it sounds like an old video projector running :mad:. I ran TechTool Deluxe (came with AppleCare) and it says there is an error with the VRAM. I restarted the iMac and still nothing. I called Support and they said to take it to the store.

I was wondering if this is a common issue and if there is a way to fix it without having to go to the Apple Store. It would be nice to fix it at home and get it over with, of course... I don't want to void the warranty after paying for AppleCare :p

Thanks
:apple:iJesus
 
Likely with a video card problem, along with something else -- it'll be a DOA.

Take it back, have it swapped for a new one.
 
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