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Diamond Pro 2070sb Problem

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Fazzar

Limp Gawd
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Hello,

I have a Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 2070sb 22inch monitor. It has served me well over the past year. However, it's developed an intermittent problem.

Unrelated to anything, it will occassionally turn slightly fuzzy for a split second. I don't even know if fuzzy is the right word, it's almost like is static interference for a split second. It's very minor and hard to notice. If I have text against a white background, it's most noticeable.

I have degaussed and made sure the drivers are correct. I have not moved any other objects like speakers closer to it. The only suggestion that Mitsubishi had was to make sure it was not plugged into a power strip. Changing that didn't help.

Ideas? I hate the thought of sending this beast in for warrenty repair, so I want to explore all other options first.

Thanks.
 
Try a UPS instead of a power strip. If that works it's probably electrical noise. Monster Cable makes power strips in various stages that also remove noise, most don't.

Just a thought

Luck
 
Monster Power Home Theater Reference 1000 here. Have this and a basic UPS (wall->UPS->Monster Power->PC) hooked up to ensure absolutely zero problems with power afflicting the monitor, PC stability, or speaker clarity.
 
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