cyang%peruvian.utah.edu@cs.utah.edu (Cheng Yang) (01/04/91)
I have a 14" analog color monitor which is able to have 1024x768 graphics and I have some problem with that. Usually when I boot up my system or change display mode from graphic mode to text mode, the display of that monitor will be unstable for 10-20 seconds. The charactors displayed will be waving/ vibrating a little bit. The computer dealer said that that situation is normal, since that monitor was trying to lock its SCANNING FREQUENCY at that time. I am wondering why it took such a long time to lock. Because the monitor is still in warranty time, I want to know if I was cheated by the dealer. I would appreciate if you could help me. Thank you very much. ***************************************************************************** * Ho capito, signor,si!........ * * * *Cheng Yang Home Address: * *Department of Computer Science 808 East, 300 South, #3 * *University of Utah Salt Lake City, UT 84102 * *E-Mail Address:cyang@peruvian.utah.edu Tel: 801-322-1918 * *****************************************************************************
dlow@pollux.HP.COM (Danny Low) (01/05/91)
>(Cheng Yang) >I have a 14" analog color monitor which is able to have 1024x768 graphics and >I have some problem with that. Usually when I boot up my system or change >display mode from graphic mode to text mode, the display of that monitor >will be unstable for 10-20 seconds. The charactors displayed will be waving/ >vibrating a little bit. The computer dealer said that that situation is >normal, since that monitor was trying to lock its SCANNING FREQUENCY at that >time. Your dealer is lying to you or is very incompetent. The lock time should be less than a second. Your monitor is defective. Danny Low "Question Authority and the Authorities will question You" Valley of Hearts Delight, Silicon Valley HP CPCD dlow@pollux.svale.hp.com