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Its a 24&quot; ViewSonic - The code I get is VX2433wm in monitor settings. Anyways, after recent mac osx update, it appears to have been fixed. I'm guessing though it was some sort of contact issue. Thanks for the insight
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Its a 24" ViewSonic - The code I get is VX2433wm in monitor settings. Anyways, after recent mac osx update, it appears to have been fixed. I'm guessing though it was some sort of contact issue. Thanks for the insight

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Thankyou,<br />
Glad to see it's resolved so simply.<br />
All the Best :)
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Thankyou,
Glad to see it's resolved so simply.
All the Best :)

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I have a HDMI to DVI going from my mac to my external monitor. Is there a way to force YUV mode (instead of RGB)? RGB shows as pinkish. If not, I guess I will have switch to a thunderbolt / DVI so RGB will work by default?
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I have a HDMI to DVI going from my mac to my external monitor. Is there a way to force YUV mode (instead of RGB)? RGB shows as pinkish. If not, I guess I will have switch to a thunderbolt / DVI so RGB will work by default?

How can I force YUV mode on HDMI to DVI on external monitor

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