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Im using a clapped uot old 19" monitor until I can afford a nice flatscreen CRT, but today it keeps "refreshing itself" with a clicking noise (the same noise as when you change resolutions or refresh rates) is it the heat (the back does feel quite hot)- or is it time to sell it while it still works?
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Notorious Biggles wrote:
> TFT? Nah, I'd rather have changeable resolutions, fast refresh rates
> and no ghosting when I play games. It'll be quite a while before TFTs
> are as good as CRTs.
*Yawn*
Ive read this about 500 times on the overclockers forums, TFT's that ghost are few and far between these days. And you can change the resolution, its just that the display looks better at one than the others.
> TFT? Nah, I'd rather have changeable resolutions, fast refresh rates
> and no ghosting when I play games. It'll be quite a while before TFTs
> are as good as CRTs.
*Yawn*
Ive read this about 500 times on the overclockers forums, TFT's that ghost are few and far between these days. And you can change the resolution, its just that the display looks better at one than the others.
TFT? Nah, I'd rather have changeable resolutions, fast refresh rates and no ghosting when I play games. It'll be quite a while before TFTs are as good as CRTs.
Or lob it at a Scallie
tigamilla wrote:
> or is it time to sell it while it still works?
Why bother, you wouldn't get much. Just sacraficially burn it and replace with a nice shiny TFT
> or is it time to sell it while it still works?
Why bother, you wouldn't get much. Just sacraficially burn it and replace with a nice shiny TFT
Get a TFT.
This can happen when there's too much dust inside on one of the circuit boards - the dust heats up and momentarily vaporises, taking with it some solder from the board. It then cools very quickly, remaking the connection on the board.
Or something like that.
Or something like that.
Im using a clapped uot old 19" monitor until I can afford a nice flatscreen CRT, but today it keeps "refreshing itself" with a clicking noise (the same noise as when you change resolutions or refresh rates) is it the heat (the back does feel quite hot)- or is it time to sell it while it still works?
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