LG Flatron L1718S Display Problem

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My LG Flatron monitor was working very fine. It happened this week, that it got "Wave" like things going around my monitor. Its really painful for the eye. My current resolution is "1280x1024".

But when i changed my resolution to "1280x960". The "waves" disappears!

I have an on board ATI X200 Series graphics card. Intel motherboard D102GCC2(Dual Core).

Can any one of you guys help me out why i am getting the wave like appearance? plz!

Check your monitors manual to see if it supports that resolution.

change the "refresh rate".

the onboard gfx. cant handle that level of resolution.

so either stick to lower resnl. or buy a gfx. card.

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aswin1 said:
Check your monitors manual to see if it supports that resolution.

Previously i was using "1280x1024" resolution only sir! There was no problem But suddenly i got this wavy things

s18000rpm said:
change the "refresh rate".

the onboard gfx. cant handle that level of resolution.

so either stick to lower resnl. or buy a gfx. card.

But i used that higher resolution for a year, and there was no problem. i got this problem suddenly. When i use lower resolution, i can notice changes like, the face of actor are becoming somewhat conical. it's not like the previous one! and sir, i am using the lowest refresh rate of 60 Hz only.

My question is whether there's problem with my monitor or my graphics card?

J

Assuming that your monitor is CRT, a refresh rate of 60 Hz is not advisable and can be strain to the eyes. Try 85 or at least 75.

Try with another monitor to eliminate graphics/driver problem.

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janitha said:
Assuming that your monitor is CRT, a refresh rate of 60 Hz is not advisable and can be strain to the eyes. Try 85 or at least 75.

Try with another monitor to eliminate graphics/driver problem.

I am using flatron TFT LG monitor! not CRT. when i reduced my resolution from "1280x1024" to "1280x960". i cant see the wave
do u think my monitor is gone, or my graphics card gone?

u should try attachin another monitor to ur pc and see if it makes the same prob...or rather try borrowing a PCI-E graphics card from anyone and plug it in ur mobo and verify
(i think ur monitor is gone anyway)