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I would unplug the machine from the wall and re-seat the graphics card first

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7 minutes ago, Not good said:

Tryed it on my monitor and his both the same issue

How old is the monitor?

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Try using integrated graphics if that's available. Do it on both yours and your friend's computer. If it works, it's very likely a faulty GPU.

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If you are using dvi or vga it could just be a dodgy cable/connection.  Other than that his monitor is probably gumped.  Try it on a different pc or plug a dvd player into.

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