ATI 9200 screen "vibration"

[Dave]

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I'm running an ATI 9200 in a P4 2.8GHz machine on a DFI Lanparty
Pro875 MB (don't ask - work machine), two SATA drives and a CDRW. No
PCI cards; the only expansion card installed is the ATI 9200.

The screen appears to vibrate or jiggle. I really don't know how else
to describe it. It looks like the horizontal hold is wacky with very
fine lines, except that you can still see the image on the screen, but
it looks blurry until you get up close to see the lines wiggling.

I have tried a variety of screen resolutions to no avail, and the
problem is present as soon as the video comes up on the machine at
POST so I don't think it's a resolution issue.

I have also tried a different monitor which also didn't change
anything.

It looks like interference of some kind, so I'm wondering if anyone
has experienced this issue with the same or similar configuration.

I'd appreciate any information.

Thanks,
Dave

 

[Guest]

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Sounds like magnetic interference, make sure no power supplys or major power
sources are near the monitor.
"Dave" <gweedoh@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:62872e04.0404121446.675f76da@posting.google.com...
> I'm running an ATI 9200 in a P4 2.8GHz machine on a DFI Lanparty
> Pro875 MB (don't ask - work machine), two SATA drives and a CDRW. No
> PCI cards; the only expansion card installed is the ATI 9200.
>
> The screen appears to vibrate or jiggle. I really don't know how else
> to describe it. It looks like the horizontal hold is wacky with very
> fine lines, except that you can still see the image on the screen, but
> it looks blurry until you get up close to see the lines wiggling.
>
> I have tried a variety of screen resolutions to no avail, and the
> problem is present as soon as the video comes up on the machine at
> POST so I don't think it's a resolution issue.
>
> I have also tried a different monitor which also didn't change
> anything.
>
> It looks like interference of some kind, so I'm wondering if anyone
> has experienced this issue with the same or similar configuration.
>
> I'd appreciate any information.
>
> Thanks,
> Dave

 

[Guest]

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I have an older ATI in my home computer that does the same thing
whenever the clothes iron is plugged into the outlet on the other side
of the wall.

Maybe you should try the computer at a different electrical outlet, or
try a surge supressor.

On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 23:46:08 GMT, "Philburg2"
<philburg2@sbcglobal.net> wrotg:

>Sounds like magnetic interference, make sure no power supplys or major power
>sources are near the monitor.
>"Dave" <gweedoh@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:62872e04.0404121446.675f76da@posting.google.com...
>> I'm running an ATI 9200 in a P4 2.8GHz machine on a DFI Lanparty
>> Pro875 MB (don't ask - work machine), two SATA drives and a CDRW. No
>> PCI cards; the only expansion card installed is the ATI 9200.
>>
>> The screen appears to vibrate or jiggle. I really don't know how else
>> to describe it. It looks like the horizontal hold is wacky with very
>> fine lines, except that you can still see the image on the screen, but
>> it looks blurry until you get up close to see the lines wiggling.
>>
>> I have tried a variety of screen resolutions to no avail, and the
>> problem is present as soon as the video comes up on the machine at
>> POST so I don't think it's a resolution issue.
>>
>> I have also tried a different monitor which also didn't change
>> anything.
>>
>> It looks like interference of some kind, so I'm wondering if anyone
>> has experienced this issue with the same or similar configuration.
>>
>> I'd appreciate any information.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Dave
>

 

[Guest]

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On 13-Apr-2004, Vince Busto <%20busto@shaw.ca> wrote:

> I have an older ATI in my home computer that does the same thing
> whenever the clothes iron is plugged into the outlet on the other side
> of the wall.
>
> Maybe you should try the computer at a different electrical outlet, or
> try a surge supressor.
>
> On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 23:46:08 GMT, "Philburg2"
> <philburg2@sbcglobal.net> wrotg:
>
> >Sounds like magnetic interference, make sure no power supplys or major
> >power
> >sources are near the monitor.
> >"Dave" <gweedoh@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> >news:62872e04.0404121446.675f76da@posting.google.com...
> >> I'm running an ATI 9200 in a P4 2.8GHz machine on a DFI Lanparty
> >> Pro875 MB (don't ask - work machine), two SATA drives and a CDRW. No
> >> PCI cards; the only expansion card installed is the ATI 9200.
> >>
> >> The screen appears to vibrate or jiggle. I really don't know how else
> >> to describe it. It looks like the horizontal hold is wacky with very
> >> fine lines, except that you can still see the image on the screen, but
> >> it looks blurry until you get up close to see the lines wiggling.
> >>
> >> I have tried a variety of screen resolutions to no avail, and the
> >> problem is present as soon as the video comes up on the machine at
> >> POST so I don't think it's a resolution issue.
> >>
> >> I have also tried a different monitor which also didn't change
> >> anything.
> >>
> >> It looks like interference of some kind, so I'm wondering if anyone
> >> has experienced this issue with the same or similar configuration.
> >>
> >> I'd appreciate any information.
> >>
> >> Thanks,
> >> Dave
> >

The problem can be caused by a flourescent light too close to the monitor.

 

[Dave]

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rpilgrim7448@nospam-msn.com wrote in message news:<CYSec.24132$UC4.11239@bignews2.bellsouth.net>...
> On 13-Apr-2004, Vince Busto <%20busto@shaw.ca> wrote:
>
> > I have an older ATI in my home computer that does the same thing
> > whenever the clothes iron is plugged into the outlet on the other side
> > of the wall.
> >
> > Maybe you should try the computer at a different electrical outlet, or
> > try a surge supressor.
> >
> > On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 23:46:08 GMT, "Philburg2"
> > <philburg2@sbcglobal.net> wrotg:
> >
> > >Sounds like magnetic interference, make sure no power supplys or major
> > >power
> > >sources are near the monitor.
> > >"Dave" <gweedoh@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> > >news:62872e04.0404121446.675f76da@posting.google.com...
> > >> I'm running an ATI 9200 in a P4 2.8GHz machine on a DFI Lanparty
> > >> Pro875 MB (don't ask - work machine), two SATA drives and a CDRW. No
> > >> PCI cards; the only expansion card installed is the ATI 9200.
> > >>
> > >> The screen appears to vibrate or jiggle. I really don't know how else
> > >> to describe it. It looks like the horizontal hold is wacky with very
> > >> fine lines, except that you can still see the image on the screen, but
> > >> it looks blurry until you get up close to see the lines wiggling.
> > >>
> > >> I have tried a variety of screen resolutions to no avail, and the
> > >> problem is present as soon as the video comes up on the machine at
> > >> POST so I don't think it's a resolution issue.
> > >>
> > >> I have also tried a different monitor which also didn't change
> > >> anything.
> > >>
> > >> It looks like interference of some kind, so I'm wondering if anyone
> > >> has experienced this issue with the same or similar configuration.
> > >>
> > >> I'd appreciate any information.
> > >>
> > >> Thanks,
> > >> Dave
> > >
>
> The problem can be caused by a flourescent light too close to the monitor.


After some fiddling, it appears that the symptoms of this problem are
affected by moving the video cable around. I can get the problem to
nearly clear by moving the cable, but the problem returns after a
short time and I have to constantly move the cable to a new
orientation. I'm going to try relocating the tower to see if that
provides a more permanant solution.

Thanks for the input!!

 

[sailor]

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i am having something similar happen but also have red outlines.
especially on faces.
my card is an aiw radion 32ddr
>
>I'm running an ATI 9200 in a P4 2.8GHz machine on a DFI Lanparty
>Pro875 MB (don't ask - work machine), two SATA drives and a CDRW. No
>PCI cards; the only expansion card installed is the ATI 9200.
>
>The screen appears to vibrate or jiggle. I really don't know how else
>to describe it. It looks like the horizontal hold is wacky with very
>fine lines, except that you can still see the image on the screen, but
>it looks blurry until you get up close to see the lines wiggling.
>
>I have tried a variety of screen resolutions to no avail, and the
>problem is present as soon as the video comes up on the machine at
>POST so I don't think it's a resolution issue.
>
>I have also tried a different monitor which also didn't change
>anything.
>
>It looks like interference of some kind, so I'm wondering if anyone
>has experienced this issue with the same or similar configuration.
>
>I'd appreciate any information.
>
>Thanks,
>Dave

 

[Guest]

Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.videocards.ati (More info?)

There's an option on the monitors called Moire. Some video cards muddle with
the moire settings on the monitors and the images appear to vibrate. Have
you checked the V Moire and H Moire are set to 0?

Failing that, the socket may be faulty judging by the wiggling of cable.
"Dave" <gweedoh@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:62872e04.0404121446.675f76da@posting.google.com...
> I'm running an ATI 9200 in a P4 2.8GHz machine on a DFI Lanparty
> Pro875 MB (don't ask - work machine), two SATA drives and a CDRW. No
> PCI cards; the only expansion card installed is the ATI 9200.
>
> The screen appears to vibrate or jiggle. I really don't know how else
> to describe it. It looks like the horizontal hold is wacky with very
> fine lines, except that you can still see the image on the screen, but
> it looks blurry until you get up close to see the lines wiggling.
>
> I have tried a variety of screen resolutions to no avail, and the
> problem is present as soon as the video comes up on the machine at
> POST so I don't think it's a resolution issue.
>
> I have also tried a different monitor which also didn't change
> anything.
>
> It looks like interference of some kind, so I'm wondering if anyone
> has experienced this issue with the same or similar configuration.
>
> I'd appreciate any information.
>
> Thanks,
> Dave