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Blurry Screen

Discussion in 'PC Hardware' started by Alicia J, 2003/02/22.

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  1. 2003/02/22
    Alicia J Lifetime Subscription

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    I have a Windows 988 SE I.E. 6SP1 13GB 192RAM PENT III 450
    Video card ATI Xpert 98 AGP 8MB
    Monitor 17" Energy Power management with EPA and NUTEK standards. Max resolution 1280x1024 non interlaced
    input signals: analog RGB 0.7 p.p 75 Ohm
    Horizontal sync. Frequency from 30 to 70 khz
    Vertical sync: freq 50 to 150 hz
    Video bandwith 108Mhz (-3dB)
    Video mode recognition-automatic.

    Never had a blurry screen before. Have the monitor at factory default settings. Any ideas?

    Alicia
     
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    Hi Alicia J

    Here are a number of posts with the same / simular problem.
     
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    Thanks Dennis. I did a search on this site but hadn't gone any further. Off to do some reading. Monitor or video card problem I guess I didn't know which place to start.

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    Hi Alicia

    If you have another computer or access to one, swap both monitors. Fast way to islolate if monitor or video card. Early search should include monitor manufacturer site. If you must open up monitor to adjust, have someone with experience to assist. Good luck. Post back.
     
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