Hi Heracles,
I've moved them further apart (neck strain???) and
it has improved the problem somewhat (should have
thought of that :))
As for buying LCD monitors... I'd say that's out
of the questions until these die or some kind
person upgrades and gives me their now unneeded
hardware :))
Hi Elliot,
CRT monitors have a coil (which when powered up creates a strong
magnetic field) around the edge of the tube to degauss them. The tubes
also produce interesting magnetic fields when they are in operation. If
they are placed too close together this can interfere with the operation
of each
Hi Ben,
Thanks for the suggestions.
The monitor screens are about 10cms apart and the
rear about 30cm (they sit at a slight angle to
each other on the desktop).
There are no other power cables crossing the video
cables. Each of the monitors is plugged into a
separate power point.
My orig
On 4/9/07, elliott-brennan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have to 17" Philips monitors (107T5 - primary -
and a 107S6 - secondary) running off a 128Mb
Nvidia FX5500 dual-head card.
At times (e.g.. when I open mail from Thunderbird)
I get a slight flicker on the second monitor and
similar on the pr
Hi,
I've had similar to this before...
sometimes it power. You might try to plug them into the power in a
different way.
Ben
elliott-brennan wrote:
Hi all,
I'm wondering if anyone has any suggestions or advice?
I'm running Kubuntu 6.06 on a Hyperthreaded 3Ghz P4 with 1.5G RAM.
I have to 17
Hi all,
I'm wondering if anyone has any suggestions or advice?
I'm running Kubuntu 6.06 on a Hyperthreaded 3Ghz
P4 with 1.5G RAM.
I have to 17" Philips monitors (107T5 - primary -
and a 107S6 - secondary) running off a 128Mb
Nvidia FX5500 dual-head card.
At times (e.g.. when I open mail f
