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Old 02-27-2004, 09:31 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Monitor Lines

hello,

i have made a thread about this problem previously..

my monitor is producing a wave pattern on the right hand side of everything displayed..

last week i bought an Acer AL718 LCD TFT 17" and it's not looking too flash with all these lines..now it says in the manual, that if a wave pattern is presented in the picture, then other electrical devices maybe causing interference. so i move everything into my other lounge, where there is nothing but a light, and it still does the same thing...

can anyone please provide me with some suggestions on what to do or how to go about getting rid of these horrid lines..

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Old 02-27-2004, 09:38 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I assume this is electrical interference through your electrical wiring. Maybe if you plugged the monitor into a UPC [battery power backup] These are supposed to clean and regulate the power in addition to providing backup.
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thx for your ever so quick reply

but, i do not know what a UPC is ;x..

could it be that im plugging straight from the monitor to my 4way power adapter, and not running from the PC's PSU?


here is a shot i took close up of the cursor, to give you an example of what i am seeing.

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are you using a vga extension cable? those often cause such patterns
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nope, just the norm
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Old 02-27-2004, 10:05 AM   #6 (permalink)
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do the patterns appear if you use a different monitor?
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yes there is another monitor on which the patterns appear, which is brand new aswell i might add..19" Acer CRT

both monitors and PC's are plugged into the same power adapter, which is actually a 6way.
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You wouldn't happen to have a unshielded speaker next to or near the monitor?

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not unshielded no...i have two hugemungus speakers sitting at the very top of my desk, above the monitor.

here is my setup:



but it being my speakers wouldn't explain how previous to me moving PC locations, the new acer 19" was in the lounge...no speakers, still displaying the lines.

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I don't know about before, but those puppies look like they have some good size magnets in them.

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