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I have a Dell ST2420L and lately, every 15 minutes or so, my screen goes white noise (as in old TV's with no signal white noise). I'm not sure what's going on. I connect it to my AMD Radeon HD 6450 video card via DVI.
Has anyone experience such an issue? Any help would be great.
I've been having a lot of intermittent drops on my cable internet connection. I want to keep track of that so I'm looking for a tool that monitors the internet in such matter. Any suggestions?
I have that same chair and I work from home too. Only difference is, my company paid for mine (company ergonomic requirement policy etc.). I really like it alot but I doubt I would fork that kind of cash for it myself :)
I mostly do web development as well as Windows development. I currently have 3 x 24" monitors and I'm thinking of selling them and use the money towards a 30" Dell (and eventually get 2 x 20" to setup a PLP). Based on what I've seen here, the 20x30x20 PLP setup is the most appealing to me...
Any coders here? What's a setup you've found to be the best when it comes to software development?
I do development on Eclipse(Java) and Visual Studio (C#) and I'm thinking of getting a 30" Dell LCD. Is that good enough or is it an overkill?
Anyone from the desert here (Vegas, Phoenix, etc) where summers are brutal? If so, does it deter you from getting more monitors because of the costs associated with cooling the heat generated by the monitors (especially in the summer months) ? Just curious ...
That HP machine is exactly what I'm looking for but after doing some research I found out it can't accept more than 2TB hard-drive per bay :mad: I have two 3TB drives so this might not work for me (unless you guys can suggest a way to do that)
I'm in the process of building a home server box. I already have the case and a copy of the latest Windows Home Server.
I want this machine to be as low power as possible and quite too. It will be used to serve media files to other windows machines in the house.
So what I need at this...
I forgot to mention that my budget is around $100. So the 6950 2G is out of my price range. I just can't justify spending over $150 for a video card unless I use my desktop for gaming.
I have three 24 inch monitors. Two of them have DVI and VGA inputs each while the third has DVI, VGA and HDMI.
I'm looking for the cheapest video card I can get that I can use to output to the monitors above. I only use those monitors for basic stuff (coding for work, watching movies/tv...
Well let me tell you about that video card; it's crap! It hasn't been 6 months since I've bought it and the DVI output is already dying (displays flashing/scrolling red when used).
I was looking for another card anyway because I wanted to connect all my 3 monitors to a single card. Right...
If you're talking about the S510 then I totally agree. My wife was trying to convince me to change it last time and I told her this keyboard is going to the grave with me :)