Summary: Hi, I got an old 17" KTX CRT monitor from work and I was wondering what modes it officially supports. So far it seems to be fine with 1024x768 @ 70Hz,...
Summary: Hi, not sure this is the right place but with Christmas just around the corner i'm looking to replace my crappy CRT 15" monitor with a new one and wou...
Summary: I have a Dell E770s CRT monitor purchased in 2000 with my Dell Dimension XPS T500 system, all of which have run well until recently. A few weeks ago ...
Summary: There are no user servicable parts to a monitor. You could take it to a tech if you can find one who will give you a free quote. I've always found tha...
Summary: What's an easy and inexpensive way to effectively clean a CRT monitor screen? (I get most of the dirt off with a tiny bit of soapy water - but there m...
Summary: just got a new CRT monitor 19inch and the screen seems to flicker/vibrate on the left hand side, it gets worse if i lower the refresh rate, could thi...
Summary: Hello, I use the computer frequently. I have a Crt monitor and sit about 15 inches away from. Is this harmfull to my health? Will the radition or enre...
Summary: Hi, I've got a NEC MultiSync FE700+ CRT monitor and got a though nut to crack.. :/ Having returned home I found out that my younger sister wasted almo...
Summary: Dear experts, I wondering whether all of you could help me out... My CRT monitor sometimes dies off suddenly. Whenever I hit my PC case, the monitor t...
Summary: I'm want to upgrade my monitor, i'm using 15inch flat LCD monitor, but i want to get bigger screen monitor like 17 or 19 inch. I was looking for those...
Summary: I have a desktop, not a tower. My Monitor sits ontop of it, my monitor is a old CRT monitor. This is something I was thinking of; Now correct me if I ...
Summary: 2 of my 3 CRT monitors that I have both very quickly developed a strange problem. Both monitors have exactly the same symptoms. Monitor 1 is a ViewSon...
Summary: When you say new, do you mean it's a brand new computer, or it's a used computer but it's new to you? The message is probably coming from the monitor...
Summary: I face a very strange problem with my IBM CRT monitor, a thick line appears at the middle of the screen and it seems middle part is folded at the midd...
Summary: spec: asrock k8 combo mobo, athlon 64 3000 2.0ghz, 6600gt, seagate 80gb hd, crappy old packard bell CRT, Just installed the latest drivers for my 660...
Summary: It's fine to open up the monitor case, and blow it out. There is a suction cup looking thing that is stuck to the crt, and under there, you will find...
Summary: What is your monitor set to in Windows? If it's set to Plug and Play Monitor, that standard was designed for mostly CRT monitors when the first XP ver...
Summary: ONLY CRT monitors have the potential to give out anything in the way of "rays", and if used properly, IE keep the brightness/contrast to reasonabl...
Summary: I have a very unusual problem with my 17" CRT monitor. The problem is that, sometimes, when I go to switch on the PC, I give power to everything. I ...
Summary: I recently upgraded my system with a new XFX 7900 GT graphics card, an asus A8N SLI-ready, Premium mobo, and an Anthlon 64 3700 CPU. In addition, I h...
Summary: I have a sony GDM-FW900 (24" CRT) -- and every now and then,, the display suddenly goes completely blurry,, without any signs. The loss of focus can ...
Summary: "Does it reduce the monitor life if it is turned on an off often, or does it reduce the monitor life more if the montor is allowed to stay on (with sc...
Summary: Hi people, I have managed to set up 2 crt monitors on my computer via my FX5600, and encountered a small problem. My First monitor, is brand new, in 1...
Summary: That's a sign that the monitor is dying. Assuming your video is not damaged, the video has nothing to do with it. Video drivers have nothing to do wit...
Summary: There's probably a reason why manufacturers offer warranties that range from 1 to 3 years. At work we leave our LCD monitors with power on in standby ...
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