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Join Date: Jun 2006
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video card problem????
i just bought a flat panel TFT lcd monitor, x2gen is the brand, when i hooked it up the screen looked like it was vibrating when i would pass the mouse cursor over a link or when i clicked on something. i sent it back and they tested it for 4 days and told me it was fine. when i got it back i hooked it up and updated my drivers and it still had the same problem. then i took the monitor to my dad's house and hooked it up to his hp computer and it worked fine. i dont know if this is a problem with my graphics card or what. i have a radeon 9200 se 128MB DDR AGP card. this card should be plenty for this monitor. could there be a defect in the card or am i way off base. any help would be great. by the way i built my system myself. i have windows xp home, pent 4 2.0 GHZ, 512MB memory. the monitor is hooked up with the standard d-sub connector. please help.
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Try a different video card. If that works, then yours may be the cause.
If the problem happens with another video card, then there it may be caused by a driver conflict, or by your browser if it happens only when online. See if a clean boot can find the cause. |
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It could also be electrical interference near your setup. Have you tried using the monitor's auto tune function?
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it's not a browser problem, it happens on or offline, i thought interference also but i dont know what could be interfering....other monitors had no interference. what do i do to get a clean boot???
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Here's how to do a clean boot for Windows XP:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;310353 |
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thanks...i'll give it a try
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clean boot did not work!
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Wrench Bender
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What resolution do you have the video card set at. Should be set to the native resolution of the monitor(1280x1024) and refresh to 60hZ.
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Careful, if that's a 15" monitor, then the native res is 1024x768, don't go any higher than that if it's 15". 17 and 19" are 1280x1024.
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Wrench Bender
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Sorry, thought I saw the size in his post. But the 60hZ setting still holds.
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Wx geek
Join Date: Aug 2005
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That monitor wouldn't happen to have a DVI connection? If you had a DVI cable around you could try that.
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Member (3 bit)
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the refresh rate and resolution are set fine and i tried changing them but there was no change. also, no DVI connection.
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Wx geek
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Do you have another computer in the house? If it works fine on another computer in another setting, try swapping the other computer for your computer - so it's in the same place. The computer that had it working now doesn't, then you've got some interference, otherwise it looks like it points to your computer.
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Member (3 bit)
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so far none of the above suggestions have worked
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