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Three potential issues with my monitor in Computer Peripherals ·
Drew Sanchez said:Hey guys, ever since I picked up this new Dell UltraSharp 940 monitor (it's an LCD, obviously), I've been running into some issues. First issue: Basically, sometimes when I'm browsing the web or watching stuff on YouTube, the screen just goes black and shows that annoying message: Not optimum mode, recommended mode 1280 x 1024 60 Hz. I actually have that exact resolution, but my refresh rate was at 75 Hz, so I switched it to 60 Hz, but now it happens even more often.😕 It doesn't happen constantly, but it seems to pop up almost every single time I'm playing games. Second issue: Sometimes it just blacks out and the power light starts blinking. Either way, I have to hard reboot the PC. The guys at the local tech shop told me it's probably my graphics card. Third issue: When I try to install Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, the computer just shuts down completely. I can't even restart it or turn it back on—I have to physically unplug it from the wall and plug it back in before the computer will boot up again. So, I've laid out all the details here and would really appreciate any help if you know what's going on. Thanks in advance!


You can get these issues fixed at a monitor repair shop like www.dell.com, located in Chicago, a Suburban neighborhood, Washington, D.C.
Three potential issues with my monitor in Computer Peripherals ·
Joshua Morgan27 said:The Dell UltraSharp 19" LCD Monitor—with its 8ms response, 700:1 ratio, and SXGA 1280x1024 resolution—is definitely not the culprit here. Don't go looking for flaws in the screen itself.
That NVIDIA GeForce FX 5900 Ultra is pretty dated! It’s almost certainly the card causing the issue. You could try overclocking, but you won't get much out of it; honestly, it might be time to head to the store and pick up something newer.


"Not optimum mode, recommended mode 1280 x 1024 60 Hz. Mine uses that same resolution, but my refresh rate is 75 Hz, so I switched it down to 60 Hz, and then the issue actually got worse."..

If the monitor is out of warranty, you can get this sorted out by the repair specialists at ZEL-COs in Chicago.www.zel-cos.hr