Windows 10: Artifacts appear when bios are initialized

Product Model: ROG MAXIMUS X CODE
Operating System / Firmware or BIOS Version: Windows 10 Pro / BIOS Version 2003


Hello,

Someone else met this problem?
Artifacts while initializing bios at computer startup.
The problem was also investigated by the intel, then I thought it was a driver problem but it seems the problem of what they told me from bios ...
Artifacts appear when bios are initialized, and sometimes even after logging in to the Windows operating system, the image is totally distorted, but after a Windows restart, all appears normally in the Windows 10 window.
The settings are currently default in bios because I also tried a default reset to settings and a clean CMOS.
Curiously, this problem is only on the integrated video side, I have a MSI GTX 1070 and runs without any problem!

Download link for asus bios


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I installed the latest version of bios 2102 for ROG MAXIMUS X CODE, it seems the problem persists.
All the drivers are up to date and the windows updates!
I think i'm going to send to the service for investigation.


Thank you,

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