my current one interferes with my sound and slows down my computer at times. it has a regular port and a dvi one
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Depends on how much ya wanna spend..I would recommend the Nvidia Ge-Force 6600gt with either 128mb or 256 mb on board memory.This is a superb card with excellant reviews and is very capable of meeting all your film editing.\nThis is a mid cost card but you can go up to the latest nvidia has to offer...take a look at their websit...choose the card you like then paste it into one of the search engines eg;yahoo or google to find the best prices....Tend to find that if you go to E-Buyer.com, Novatech.com or Micro-Direct you will find the cheapest selection.
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This may be your video card going bad.  If there is a fan on the video card, make sure it is free of dust and operational.  If you have access to a different video card then try that.
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Get your computer checked out by a pro. If you have to buy a new sound card, get the NVIDIA Sound card. It's the best on the market.  They make video cards as well.  Also before having your computer checked out, try getting some external spearkers.
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I'm thinking it's a power supply in the monitor.  You might want to try another monitor to assure yourself that the problem is indeed with the monitor.
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maybe try removing the drivers for your old sound card.
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You may need to reinstall your video card or monitor drivers.  Check your floppies and CD's for them, if you don't have them, then check the manufacturers' websites out.  You can usually find your model information on the rear decal of your monitor and on the video card itself.
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Your monitor isn't on or plugged in properly to the computer.
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you can just add another one or change its settings.  The first monitor setting is more or less for projectiors so you don;t want to mess with it.
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could be a faulty video card, or your monitor or... maybe want to check your monitor cables.
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It sounds as though you may have bent a pin when you hooked up the monitor cable to the computer. Try unhooking it and look in the 15 pin plug. THe pins are very thin and can bend easily. If you have a bent pin, use a pair of thin needle nose pliers the straighten it out. If this is not the case, there is a good chance that you bought a bad monitor. Unfornuatly all you can do for that is to take it back and get another. Sorry that I am not more help.
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Is it a digital or analogue connection?  My mate's analogue monitor had a similar problem and it was down to a dodgy connection with the graphics card.  I don't know if you've tried this, but simply see if unconnecting and reconnecting the cable helps.\n\nAlso, try your monitor on another pc (if you can) - It may actually be down to your graphics card and not your monitor.
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thethief is kind of right, but youll get sucky performance. Buy a modern agp or pci-express video card and it should have a dvi and vga input, with a dvi > vga adapter allowing more than one monitor plugged into the video card.
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hey it might be the problem of ur monitor frequency also.\nif u r having a 15' monitor set ur monitor frequency to 60 Hz & for 17' set it to 75 Hz.\nand try to change ur resolution
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The sound driver probably overheated and burnt out the signal thats sending it to your CPU.\n\nTry using the CD that came with your Sound Device.\n\nTake out your sound device dust it off and put it back in and use a different PCI slot\n\nYour Sound Driver may already be installed.\n\nOr you may have downloaded the wrong driver
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Change the primary display to the TV screen. \n\nThis happens because the computer (for some reason) can only stream the video to one output. Happens with online windows media player and a projector connected to a laptop.
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It sounds like your computer is not really running.    Try getting into the BIOS setting, then plug the monitor into both ports. \n\nIf this does not work, then use the CLEAR CMOS jumper on the Motherboard.  I did have issues with my ASUS motherboard, and this was THE CURE. \n\nGood Luck
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You may need a color program balance the sharpness of your DVI connection I use a program called Natural Color which came with my monitor. It sounds like the sharpness of your monitor needs to be adjusted.  Also DVI is brighter than analog.