Re: Viewsonic N2750w in test mode

hey wizard did you find out how to exit test mode.....or what causes it to go into test mo
de?

Re: viewsonic vp201s missing colours

the inverter will not cause the display to lose colors, im leaning more towards the mainboard as everything else is fine except for the missing colours. lmk how yours turns out i may do the same if

Re: viewsonic vp201s missing colours

My lcd is exhibiting the same symptoms as yours, with the missing colours. One use to work, but now all it does is just just flickering like crazy,once it works it works fine until I unplug it. But that one too is missing coloursjust less colours.

My other viewsonic works all the time no problems other then the missing colours. I tried the dvi and d sub both are ok. I ripped both apart and was going to swap the power board inside but had problems removing the board from the frame. The caps look ok on both, but dont have the tools...

Re: viewsonic vp201s missing colours

havent had time to tear it apart yet, do you think caps will cause missing colours?

Hello

I have two viewsonic vp201s 20.1" lcd monitors that work ok, but are missing colors. I know they are missing colours because it is missing the graident transitions between colours. It happens on all modes. I have narrowed it to the monitors alone as I tried other montors and the 32bit even 16bit color looks perfect on my other lcd monitors.

Kinda looks like im lim running in 64k color instead of in the 16 or 32 bit resolution. Sounds kinda crazy but ill try and take a pix. Seems like one of the viewsonics is missing more color then the other.
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Re: ASRock board with bad caps

this was from a good old gigabyte 7dxr board that fried when it was relatively new. In any event I'm not expecting it to last as long as if I replaced them with brand new caps, my point was I didnt think it was quite 'worth' the $20 to recap a old obsolete board. Funny thing was it seemed like all the caps that my mobo needed were noticeblt higher then the others. Seems like they are taking advantage of the bad caps issues.

Anyways the board functions great now, so im happy with it.

Re: ASRock board with bad caps

I m from vancouver bc, in Canada , and I needed to replace about 13 of these 6.3v 1000uf caps when i noticed my board was rebooting, bluescreening etc. i went to a locale electronics parts shop it it would cost me abot $20 to recap the bad caps on the board. $20 isnt alot, but for a obsolete board well..might as well recycle it. Butthen I scavenged arounf and found the same values on a old dead board I had.

Desoldered them and replaced, now the board works perfect, and it didnt cost me anything.