Most probably, the GPU section of the motherboard went kaput.
If you have a 2nd working DC, swap their boards and try to isolate the problem to a specific piece.
I did this on a non-working DC and found out that its PSU was dead (both the fuse and some capacitor), the controller board was dead and the MB had a similar graphical issue similar to yours.
While the PSU fuse and any capacitor can be easily replaced, you most probably can say good-bye to a damaged motherboard.
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