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altis · 13-05-2004, 10:05

Sorry - not paying attention here!

Here is the product page:
http://www.lcdmonitors.philips.com/l...cts.asp?pid=38

There is a download for the brochure (which reveals a little more information) and a photograph but no manual.

The screen grabs will just show what the graphics card has been told to produce - not the actual output - and this is why they look okay to us. If they are set up correctly then this could be a problem with either the graphics card or the monitor. After setting the screen resolution to 1280x768 and experimenting with the auto button, I would suggest moving the monitor to another PC.

13-05-2004, 10:05	#56
altis Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Warrington ntl:81304 Altitude: 12m (and falling) Posts: 4,499	Re: Is my monitor busted or not? Sorry - not paying attention here! Here is the product page: http://www.lcdmonitors.philips.com/l...cts.asp?pid=38 There is a download for the brochure (which reveals a little more information) and a photograph but no manual. The screen grabs will just show what the graphics card has been told to produce - not the actual output - and this is why they look okay to us. If they are set up correctly then this could be a problem with either the graphics card or the monitor. After setting the screen resolution to 1280x768 and experimenting with the auto button, I would suggest moving the monitor to another PC.