asteroidsNut Active member VAPS Joined Feb 27, 2011 Messages 553 Reaction score 66 Location Las Vegas, Nevada Apr 5, 2011 #1 What is the cause of this and what is the solution to this?
mudhens1 Active member VAPS Joined Oct 30, 2006 Messages 1,455 Reaction score 15 Location chillicothe, Ohio Apr 5, 2011 #2 that looks like a board problem, not a monitor problem...there are lot's of guys on here with pretty good working knowledge of this kind of thing...hang in there, i'm sure you'll get a few messages on here to help you
that looks like a board problem, not a monitor problem...there are lot's of guys on here with pretty good working knowledge of this kind of thing...hang in there, i'm sure you'll get a few messages on here to help you
Dokert Well-known member VAPS Joined Jun 3, 2007 Messages 12,751 Reaction score 141 Location Arlington, Washington Apr 5, 2011 #3 Looks like a RAM issue to me. Run it by BitSlicer
kstillin Well-known member Donor 2018 VAPS Joined Aug 24, 2006 Messages 4,698 Reaction score 130 Location Columbia, South Carolina Apr 6, 2011 #4 Yes, that looks like video RAM. Flick the small switch on the coin door near the upper hinge to activate the self test. It tests out RAM/ROM and color output and a bunch of stuff. Dig up the manual from the 'net to describe the self test. K
Yes, that looks like video RAM. Flick the small switch on the coin door near the upper hinge to activate the self test. It tests out RAM/ROM and color output and a bunch of stuff. Dig up the manual from the 'net to describe the self test. K