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  • My monitor makes a ringing sound.

    My monitor makes a ringing sound. My guess is that it's from radio interference because the problem is intermittent. When it does happen, when I position my head in a cetain way in front of the monitor or behind the sound stops. The sound is quite annoying.

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    have you tried moving your monitor to a different spot (if you can)
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    • #3
      that sound is caused by high frequency vibrations usually in the ferrite cores of metal plated in the monitor, i've had a few do it, usually a glob of silicon gel on some of the parts to hold em still will do it, but not all the time.

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      • #4
        stupid typing to fast.............

        that should read "or metal plates"
        not of metal plated

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        • #5
          Birdkiller, you can edit any post of your own by clicking the 'edit' button........

          The only monitor I ever heard make a high pitched squeal sound was a monitor that started emitting a strange smell... not quite a burning smell, but i dunno, i can't explain it... anyways after a few minutes it went blank, never to work again.

          At the time is was 4 year old crappy IBM monitor that was sold with a Pentium 200 in 1996/97. It was a very early SVGA monitor.

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          • #6
            Also, I'm paranoid about my monitor emitting radiations; is there a tool I can use to check if my monitor is within specs regarding radiation. I wish I can get a flat panel monitor.

            <cough!><cough!> I feel sick. I think I'm getting too much radiation.:?:

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            • #7
              If ya worried about radition maybe you should look into somethin' like the Kensington SlimScreen Radiation Filter. :smokin:
              <center>:cheers:</center>

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Birdkiller
                that sound is caused by high frequency vibrations usually in the ferrite cores of metal plated in the monitor, i've had a few do it, usually a glob of silicon gel on some of the parts to hold em still will do it, but not all the time.
                That sounds very logical. Which parts excatly am I looking for?

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                • #9
                  The radiation thing all equals out for me as I don't get much sun since I caught the computer bug:thumb:

                  Aggravating though - darn ringing.
                  Probably outside interference or maybe possibly a power filter could help??
                  For what a dab of silicone would cost you, it would be worth a try.
                  The reason a diamond shines so brightly is because it has many facets which reflect light.

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