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http://slickdeals.net/f/1655449-Solved-How-to-fix-M24E14-M24EI4-power-supply-board?&page=5 Look for the post by gbyer. I built one of these before I got in on the Taobao replacement power supply deal.

I have the same Soyo monitor. You have High Light mode enabled. Press the Mode button on the side of the monitor. The second button from the bottom. Should bring the OSD. Press the + / - button to cycle thru the modes until you get to Off. That should take care of it.

My Soyo died a couple of weeks ago. Found this thread that helped me get my display working by wiring in an external psu. After I got my display working, Player-2 was able to locate a source for a drop in replacement psu. Click here for details if you're interested in getting a...

Thanks for the replies. I'm off to grab a ASUS 4850.

I'm thinking of getting an the ASUS 4850 since NewEgg has it for $130 after MIR. Can anyone that owns this card tell me if the drivers downloaded directly from the AMD web site work, or do you have to use ASUS custom drivers? I want to get a card where I don't have to wait for the...

Ergonomically, it's less strain on the neck if it's low.

This one's rated at 5ms. http://www.sceptre.com/Products/LCD/Specifications/spec_x24wg_Naga.htm

It looks like you have some type of foreign material stuck between the backlight and the lcd causing a shadow.

The only game I've tried is Company of Heroes. I've noticed some slight tearing when the game plays cut scenes that use the game engine. Rapidly scrolling around the map also produces some slight tearing. Not very noticeable unless I'm looking for it. I chalk it up mostly to my poor...

No flicker on Viewsonic VX2235. Same panel as the Westy?