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RE: Monitor problem - Mickk - 10-16-2014
(10-14-2014, 09:58 PM)Toji-Haku Wrote: I think things became a lot funnier now. There's a high possibility it could be caused by cable. Why? Well, when I connected cable to TV, it looked like the cable was missing Blue from RGB scale.
There's a possibility it's cable fault, yet also a possibility that both are broken. They are kinda old (8 years?)
So, I'm guessing you don't have a LCD monitor yet and we are therefore talking about an old CRT monitor?
If it's a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube), go and buy a LCD monitor, a good one can be bought for a reasonable price these days.
If it is a LCD monitor we are talking about, I personally wouldn't go poking around in the back of one unless you were pretty sure about what you were looking for, you could cause more problems than you fix.
RE: Monitor problem - Fluffyball - 10-16-2014
It was LCD monitor but with standard cable (no HDMI). But I think case is closed, since it was indeed fault of both monitor, which died today completly + cable. Talking about RGB was more about the fact thing lacked one color on TV (but it was all okay after I changed cable).
Now, I'm using old LCD, which is 4:3 (Eizo, link here). Oldschool at its finest, yet it is newly produced, to my suprise.
RE: Monitor problem - evanz - 10-16-2014
i bet it was your caps then
RE: Monitor problem - Fluffyball - 10-16-2014
(10-16-2014, 04:18 PM)evanz Wrote: i bet it was your caps then
I will see that when I will have time to open that.