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- lvl_130
the meter reader for the whole apartment building. is on the other side of the wall, is that it.
jdcomba
(May 31 05, 14:13)i would seriously doubt it. have you tried unplugging, replugging your monitor back in (obviously if you have an imac this wouldn't be the case.)
- ********0
my bet is that its either the vid card, cable not in properly or your monitor about to burst.
do u have another monitor? can you try connectin anotherone?
- jdcomba0
ok, i'm going to turn off the shit. and reconfigure some things. if that doesn't work i'm feeding it beer.!!!
- jdcomba0
no, no other monitor, it's a G4.
- ********0
i dont think it reconfiguring
its probally cables or vid card.. or monitor setting..
try another MHZ on y our resolution
- lvl_130
yeah, if the monitor is old it probably means it's about to die. good luck though.
- Solid0
Move it back where it was and check if the display is still shaking. Could be magnetic interference.
Hopefully you didn't damage/jolt the tube when you moved it.
If all else fails, shave your head.
- D_Dot0
My old G3 iBook just had that happen to it and it turned out to be the logic board recall thingy. Replaced it and it works great now.
- jdcomba0
shit didnt' work. and i don't know anything about a vid card. what is that. or mhz. shit. fuck, whos coming over to look at it?
- jdcomba0
i was jjust on it before i moved it and everything was fine.
- arinya0
*shutsdowns computer and runs outside......then walks back in with hands in pockets whisteling*
- D_Dot0
This guys on his way...
- jdcomba0
ok i reset the monitor refresh whatever at 60mhz, and its fine, what did i just do?
- jdcomba0
woooohooooo, thanks guys you/re the shit. now whose coming over for some beers?
- jdcomba0
no but really what does the whole mhz thing do? the screen kinda looks funny, but that might be cause i'm drunk.