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I agree with Patricia. It sounds like magnetic interference to me as well.<br />
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The Crazy One
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I agree with Patricia. It sounds like magnetic interference to me as well.


The Crazy One

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I have moved away all magneic material away from my monitor but ripples are still coming on the screen. please advise.<br />
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Regards<br />
Nawab
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I have moved away all magneic material away from my monitor but ripples are still coming on the screen. please advise.

Regards
Nawab

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Ok try changing the resolution and the color depth from the Control Panel &gt;&nbsp;Display. Play around with these settings to see if you can find one that works. The chip on the video card could be going bad but you might find a setting that works for now.
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Ok try changing the resolution and the color depth from the Control Panel > Display. Play around with these settings to see if you can find one that works. The chip on the video card could be going bad but you might find a setting that works for now.

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I have celeron 800Mhz with 815E motrherboard onboard VGA as well SIS 6326 AGP with win98SE OS. I have 15&quot; viewsonic monitor. I observe ripples on the screen quite frequently. I have tried both AGP and onboard VGA. While trying with AGP(VGA+TV out), the ripples are seen simultaniously on TV screen. I have changed diff resolution with diff refresh rates and changed moire from monitor setting selection menu from min to max but ripples problem is still there. I have 2000W phillips 4pt speaker system has woofer 4 feet on top of monitors. is that creating this problem? is this harmful for monitor life? Has anybody faced this problem? I am looking forward for solution.<br />
Thanks
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I have celeron 800Mhz with 815E motrherboard onboard VGA as well SIS 6326 AGP with win98SE OS. I have 15" viewsonic monitor. I observe ripples on the screen quite frequently. I have tried both AGP and onboard VGA. While trying with AGP(VGA+TV out), the ripples are seen simultaniously on TV screen. I have changed diff resolution with diff refresh rates and changed moire from monitor setting selection menu from min to max but ripples problem is still there. I have 2000W phillips 4pt speaker system has woofer 4 feet on top of monitors. is that creating this problem? is this harmful for monitor life? Has anybody faced this problem? I am looking forward for solution.
Thanks

viewsonic monitor ripples problem

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