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John Chin <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 28 Mar 1998 07:35:21 -0500
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At 09:50 AM 3/27/1998   Rob Shane  wrote:
>
>I just recently have a monitor die. . . . . .
>
>My question is were should I look for a cause to this problems whereas both
>monitors died aparently the same way. Could the problem be a defective video
>card sending some kind of weird signal or a faulty surge supressor. Nothing
>else plugged into the supressor has developed any problems, could only one
>of the outlets have developed a problem.


Rob:

If you set your video card on a very high refresh rate,
and your monitors are not able to run that fast, it is
possible to burn out the monitors.

You may also want to check your current and surge
suppressor anyway (recommend you get a UPS).

Give us the make and model of your video card
and monitors. You might want to check out the
website of your video card maker.

Regards,

John Chin


P.S.:
        To those of you who post problems with
        equipment, it would help if you identify the
        make and model of such equipment and
        any related components.

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