I am looking into replacing one of my ViewSonics and I tried to find one that had decent caps in it from the factory to avoid doing this cap replacement yet again, and I am deciding that the information is either not available or that the monitor has inferior caps in it. I am just not convinced that any manufacturer has decent power supplies, and I am hoping I am totally wrong.

Can anyone here point me to a manufacturer that I can actually trust to have good capacitors in their monitors right from the start?

Re: New Members - please post your introductions here

Top Cat wants an intro, Top Cat gets an intro!!

I found computers when I ran a TV camera back in Jesus' time and saw that there was this cool typewriter looking thing that could print out pie charts on dot matrix printers and I figured it would just be a matter of time before people would put them together and use graphics on TV. I decided to get into computers and the only training I could find was a university that taught COBOL, RPG and FORTRAN. My first computer was an IBM 360 Model 30 with 64K running DOS 1.0...