I have gone through many strange problems with this monitor, which leads me to believe it maybe something else causing it. If its not the monitor it may have something to do with my bios? I clocked the cpu, then unclocked by setting everything in the bois to default, since then i get and error when i start saying "floppy disk fail press f1 to
continue" which is fine because i have no floppy drive.
The problems are, oldest problem first.
1. Failing to turn on straight away, so i had to press the on/off button a few times to get it to work. Which slowly got worse.
2.So i decided to leave the monitor on all the time, when the pc is off, all night long the monitor goes through stages of turning itself on - orange light(standby) - blue
light(on) - no connection message on screen - off, it does this all night.
PLEASE READ: Also when i get out of bed it somehow detects me and turns on, if i don't turn the pc on right away it will go off (stop its cycle of on/off) and take ages to
come back on again.
3. Now sometimes when i change operating systems, it will take ages to switch back on.
4. Now when the screen saver comes on the monitor will switch itself off and take ages to come back on.
5. The latest thing is, when i start the pc the monitor will turn of (after being on all night) and i'll have to resort to pressing the on/off button loads to get it on, or
booting up, and that usually jump starts it.
Intel® Core™2 Quad Extreme QX9650 Processor (3.0GHz, 12MB Cache, 1333MHz)
Vista Ultimate Edition 64 bit main O/S
XP32 bit,vista ultimate 32/64 bit triple boot (3 operating systems)
Coolermaster Cosmos S Ultra Performance Aluminium Chassis with 1250W PSU
PCI-Express Mainboard - SLi nForce 780i SLi - Intel Core2Duo/Quad Core - ATX
8GB DDR2 800MHz Memory (4 x 2GB)
2 x 1000GB Serial ATA 2 Hard Drive with 32MB Buffer (2TB Total)
Blu-ray ROM Player Dual layer DVD Writer 24 x CD Writer
Super Format 20x Dual Layer DVD Writer +R/-R/RW/RAM
GTX260
28" Hanns G. Widescreen LCD TFT Digital Display
Creative Labs Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Gamer Sound Card
continue" which is fine because i have no floppy drive.
The problems are, oldest problem first.
1. Failing to turn on straight away, so i had to press the on/off button a few times to get it to work. Which slowly got worse.
2.So i decided to leave the monitor on all the time, when the pc is off, all night long the monitor goes through stages of turning itself on - orange light(standby) - blue
light(on) - no connection message on screen - off, it does this all night.
PLEASE READ: Also when i get out of bed it somehow detects me and turns on, if i don't turn the pc on right away it will go off (stop its cycle of on/off) and take ages to
come back on again.
3. Now sometimes when i change operating systems, it will take ages to switch back on.
4. Now when the screen saver comes on the monitor will switch itself off and take ages to come back on.
5. The latest thing is, when i start the pc the monitor will turn of (after being on all night) and i'll have to resort to pressing the on/off button loads to get it on, or
booting up, and that usually jump starts it.
Intel® Core™2 Quad Extreme QX9650 Processor (3.0GHz, 12MB Cache, 1333MHz)
Vista Ultimate Edition 64 bit main O/S
XP32 bit,vista ultimate 32/64 bit triple boot (3 operating systems)
Coolermaster Cosmos S Ultra Performance Aluminium Chassis with 1250W PSU
PCI-Express Mainboard - SLi nForce 780i SLi - Intel Core2Duo/Quad Core - ATX
8GB DDR2 800MHz Memory (4 x 2GB)
2 x 1000GB Serial ATA 2 Hard Drive with 32MB Buffer (2TB Total)
Blu-ray ROM Player Dual layer DVD Writer 24 x CD Writer
Super Format 20x Dual Layer DVD Writer +R/-R/RW/RAM
GTX260
28" Hanns G. Widescreen LCD TFT Digital Display
Creative Labs Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Gamer Sound Card
My Computer
System One
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- CPU
- x9650 extreme 3.0 ghz
- Motherboard
- nvidia 780sli
- Memory
- 8 gb ram
- Graphics card(s)
- 9800gx2 x2
- Hard Drives
- 2x1000 gb
