Flash blue screen at startup

Hi I just got my area51, and 1 thing I noticed that whenever I start it it has blue screen flash of 0.5 dry completely (no) - then bios - windows login - etc.

I used my old monitor and it did not have this blue screen at startup thing so Im wondering if its normal.

It is most likely part of the screen.
Seems to me that the display in sync with the computer screen.

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