grazzhoppa
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Processor | Core 2 Duo E6750 @ 3.3GHz |
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Motherboard | Abit IP35 Pro |
Cooling | Scythe Ninja, two 600RPM 12CM fans |
Memory | 4GB DDR2 @ 832MHz, 4-4-4-12 2T |
Video Card(s) | NVIDIA 8800GT @ 715/980 passively cooled |
Storage | 1TB WD10EARS, 500GB WD5000AAKS, 250GB HM250JI |
Display(s) | Samsung 204b LCD |
Case | Ultra Wizard |
Audio Device(s) | Onboard Realtek ALC888 |
Power Supply | Seasonic S12-II 380 watt |
Software | Windows 7 Pro. (x64) |
I don't know whether it's the cold weather that is causing this or the backlight of the monitor is going to die soon.
For a period of ~30 seconds, the backlight will grow in intensity until it has reached full brightness. It starts out very dim and the light is visibly flickering until it reaches full brightness.
It is about 60F / 15C degrees where this monitor is. Today, it was a slightly colder and the backlight appeared totally off for about 10 seconds, until it was visible, and this is worrying me that it may soon die.
Once warmed up, the backlight exhibits no problems whatsoever. Once warmed up, it can be turned off and back on without the startup-dim-flickering problem.
What are your thoughts on this?
For a period of ~30 seconds, the backlight will grow in intensity until it has reached full brightness. It starts out very dim and the light is visibly flickering until it reaches full brightness.
It is about 60F / 15C degrees where this monitor is. Today, it was a slightly colder and the backlight appeared totally off for about 10 seconds, until it was visible, and this is worrying me that it may soon die.
Once warmed up, the backlight exhibits no problems whatsoever. Once warmed up, it can be turned off and back on without the startup-dim-flickering problem.
What are your thoughts on this?