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buzzing on samsung syncmaster 1100df

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n3crius

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i have a samsung syncmaster 1100df i bought online. it seems to make a weird buzzing noise from the back of the unit, when i look at any bright imagery, in most resolutions, as most frequencies, on my new system.

well i have it plugged into my older system. and the buzzing , is still there i think i heard it in really low res when i installed the nvids. it still here now but a lot fainter, definitely nowhere near as bad.

on my new system my POV ultra is connected by the 2 special molexes on the OCZ 520 PSU . cud this be anything to do with it? i'm also using the default VGA to special-new-thingy adapter that comes with the POV, as my Ultra doesnt have a standard VGA output. so i used the converter, could it be that?

the monitor also has a bunch of older looking 'round sockets' which my friend says are a hell of a lot better for image quality. the GF also has a more roundy type connection point but i dont know if thats anything to do with it.
 
Lol Sry for nobody responding faster, well since I think you just got the monitor you may wnat to call Samsung technical support . They ahve really great support. They will be able to help you better
 
The round type on your video card is for tv-out? As for the other type of VGA in connection on your monitor on really high end monitors you can see a difference. With yours I don´t know if it would make a noticeable difference though. Can be worth a try depending on how expensive they are of course :)
 
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