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ive built myself a new system last month/month before unfortunately. had a range of problems with components.... anyway all up and running.

my LCD monitor is from 2005, actually have 2 of the same brand.

for the past 3 weeks, my "main" LCD Monitor seems to be playing up...or its the port on the graphics card. I've changed the cabling, makes no difference, but dont know if its the graphics card, or LCD Monitor

basically at times, the monitor will go dim...then black out. I have to switch off the monitor then back on several times, or connect/disconnect the cable from the graphics card and then it seems fine until next time.

how can I find out where the problem is?

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firehawk_1 wrote :

ive built myself a new system last month/month before unfortunately. had a range of problems with components.... anyway all up and running.

my LCD monitor is from 2005, actually have 2 of the same brand.

for the past 3 weeks, my "main" LCD Monitor seems to be playing up...or its the port on the graphics card. I've changed the cabling, makes no difference, but dont know if its the graphics card, or LCD Monitor

basically at times, the monitor will go dim...then black out. I have to switch off the monitor then back on several times, or connect/disconnect the cable from the graphics card and then it seems fine until next time.

how can I find out where the problem is?



Didnt you say you have 2 monitors ? is there a reason you cant just swap it over ?
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well yes, and it works fine.... but was curious to know if it were just by coincidence. i connected it to my laptop...and the problem is there, so seems to be the LCD monitor

drats. now to buy 2 new LCD Monitors...want them to be the same than not being the same :(


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