Maybe u can try borrow a different cable from a fren to see whether the problem came from the cable itself
PROS PROS Please give advice, HDMI ---> DVI
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QUOTE(cloudstrifes @ Nov 5 2010, 10:34 AM) i dont think my fren hav this kind of prob, i guess they r all using HDMI ---> HDMI output since all of them rich and able to support on the TV I meant borrow their HDMI cable, and use a HDMI to DVI converter for your monitor. See how's the result, if everything's ok, then sth shud be wrong with your cable. If problem still persist, u might wanna check monitor settings |
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