Problem, Asus 19" LCD, it's all fuzzy!! HELP PLEASE!

[TheMadDutchDude]

Hello, I have got a 19" Asus screen, I can not remember the model number but it is a 19VW... something else, I have had it for around 7 - 8 months and when I turned my computer on today, I noticed that it was all fuzzy, this is probably the reason why I have been getting so many headaches, is there anything I can do against this problem? I have got the monitor set at 1440x900, any other resolutions and it just looks like it is out of porpotion, I have tried with my brothers screen, a HP W1907V which is perfect, I thought that it was my onboard graphics at first but it proves that it isn't. What can I do if anything, will I have to send it back to the manufacturer?

Please help me, Thank you :)

[Danno]

if its ok on another system it wont be a faulty monitor so it wont need to be returned to the manufacturer.

do you have another monitor you can try on your system to make sure its not a problem with the video card, also check the refresh rate has not been lowered on your system.

[TheMadDutchDude]

Hi Danno,

I said in my first post:
'I have tried with my brothers screen, a HP W1907V which is perfect, I thought that it was my onboard graphics at first but it proves that it isn't.'

I have just changed the refresh rate from 60Hz to 75Hz which is the max that my computer and screen can handle, I will see if it makes any difference at all.

Thank you for the help, I will get back to you with in the next 30 minutes :)

[TheMadDutchDude]

WOW I think it has made the world of difference, I can't tell you just yet but the screen looks so much clearer and easier to read, hopefully this will stop all my headaches, I have found that when I was on my laptop today I didn't get a headache once.. this is probably the reason why, thank you Danno, W00P Novatech's great support yet again, always rely on Novatech ayy ;)

[Danno]

Hi Danno,

I said in my first post:
'I have tried with my brothers screen, a HP W1907V which is perfect, I thought that it was my onboard graphics at first but it proves that it isn't.'

I have just changed the refresh rate from 60Hz to 75Hz which is the max that my computer and screen can handle, I will see if it makes any difference at all.

Thank you for the help, I will get back to you with in the next 30 minutes :)

sorry, read that wrong. i was thinking you tried the monitor on another pc. its been a long day.

its good to hear that it seems to be working ok again.

[TheMadDutchDude]

Thank you Danno, I have spoken to you before on the customer support, the live one, your such a good help :D
Keep it up :)