Question about ViewSonic G810 21" CRT Monitor

Screen flickers After turning on the monitor, the screen flickers/twitches and sometimes it seems to shrink and expands just a little bit. Is this monitor on the verge of going out or do I need to check the card or drivers? Is it worth repairing this monitor? Thanks.

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The problem is that it is on the verge of going out my mother had a monitor go out and it did the same thing. Also if you have any high frequeny things around your monitor thatr also migh be the thing. Try a magnet or demagnitze the screen if you have one on it.

Posted on Dec 04, 2006

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