On Friday 21 Feb 2003 11:54 am, John Richard Smith wrote: > g wrote: > > John Richard Smith wrote: > > i hope you were neat about it. :) > > Yes, not only neat but changed all the multiplugs etc etc I suspect > one may of been less than ideal, one just gets carried away at times > adding pieces of equipement etc. > Now then - you know that there is a special breed of goblins that have one purpose only: to take your carefully placed cabling and make sure that it is a tangled as ever next time you want to do anything <g>
> The edges are straight top and bottom and lefthand side, the right hand > side does have a very faint curve to the bottom righthand side. I'm just > wondering whether in fact some field coil ,of one of the endless > transformers > one has to employ powering computer equipement up may be influencing > this a bit so will check that out. The picture seems steady to my eyes, but > my better half say's she can see a slight flicker, bear in mind I'm on > 60Hz here, possibly it ough to be 70 Hz. but current drivers don't seem > to offer it. But taken overall I'd say this is not a bad picture at all > and I'm > having to push my critique to be critical at all. > On the 'slight flicker' - have you made sure you don't have speakers too close? On one monitor I had the effect was to really degrade and flicker certain areas of screen. The problem went entirely when I moved them. Possibly newer speakers are better shielded, though? Anne -- Registered Linux User No.293302
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