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thanks for the advice, I think I will try all these later in the weekend. I have a question tho, if it is really in the worst case scenario, can I bring this monitor to a Dell BM store instead of sending it back? Cause I think the shipping may cause like 20-30 bucks.:(
I am using dvi, and I know it is the monitor's problem because my 17 inch acer didn't have any problem like that. I swap between modes but I still couldn't wake it up. It said "the monitor is it power saving mode, please press any key on the keyboard or click the mouse to resume to the desktop"...
i did that, but it doesn't help, as long as the monitor stay in power saving mode for like an hour, it can't wake up from the power saving mode no matter what I do to the keyboard and mouse. I can only unplug the power cord and replug it to get the signal.
OK, so this is my first 2005fpw monitor. When I turn on the computer and the monitor itself, sometimes, it will automatically go to power saving mode and I was just booting up the computer, hearing the window xp background sound and looking at a blank screen. I need to unplug the power cable and...
my heatware is under hitmanx2 http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=34709 but sorry I only take nccpaypal, I tried oc it at 2.5-4-4-7 @ 275fsb and it was flawless and that is the maximum that my winchester 3200+ can go, so I don't know the peak of this ram yet.