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To: Sean W. Smith who wrote (3464)11/12/1998 5:37:00 PM
From: belker  Read Replies (2) of 14778
 
To anyone on this thread,

I wonder if someone has insight into this monitor problem?

About two years ago I got a P166 system with a 15 inch monitor made by a company called Proton. Recently I upgraded to Win 98, installed two ATI Expert 98 PCI cards and added a 19 Viewsonic monitor. Everything went fine for about a week, then the Proton went black, dead tube, nothing. It was under warranty and they sent me another one(this was taken care of by the little neighborhood computer shop where I got the system. Nice people). The new monitor worked fine for several hours one night and for about an hour the next morning. Then it to went black. Now they are going to send me another monitor.

The question is, is it possible that the monitor is not at fault but maybe there is a bad video card that is trashing the monitor or something of that nature. I don't want to lose another monitor. I am sure they would balk at sending me a third replacement.

Any ideas?

Thanks Bob
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