LCD issues

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DavedR

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Nov 4, 2007
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Look, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to determine its not the video card...I'm sorry you couldn't help me out on this one, just let it go ;)
 

Soundmanred

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From what I can tell after some research, it's not just you having this problem "Daved12". :)
I had the same problem a while back with three Dell 22" LCD's in a row, it happens.
(I know you didn't get yours from Dell, just an example.)
Please do not contact Dell about this! :)
Time to do some bargain shopping if you find it annoying enough of a problem. It would drive me nuts since I do part time design work myself!
 

DavedR

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Nov 4, 2007
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LoL, Yea, I hadn't planned on contacting Dell ;) I've been doing some reading and have found quite a few people who have had this happen....Guess I was just hoping to find some sort of crazy monitor guru on here or something that would have some magical tie wire and duck tape fix for me :( Guess I'll just have to get a new one.
 

robisbell

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ookay, 127.4 degrees F, thats excessive for a video card. "Excessive heat will damage and/or destroy an integrated circuit." I hope I am wrong on this, good luck on a different monitor.