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Old 09-27-04, 04:45 PM Thread Starter   #1
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Sun monitor resolution issues...


I have a Sun monitor (I forget the model off hand) and it only displays resolutions of 1024x768 @75hz or higher. Up until now I've just been dealing with it, using software like powestrip etc... I'm at the point now where I'd rather just pick up a new monitor, but before I do, does anyone know a hardware mod I could do to get this monitor to work with all commmon resolutions? Could I possibly steal the guts from a non-working Trinitron monitor with the same tube size? It really is a nice monitor, I just cant stand having to switch monitors for bios updates, etc... anymore.
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Could I possibly steal the guts from a non-working Trinitron monitor with the same tube size?
Theoretically? Maybe. To be frank if you had the ability to do it you wouldn't be asking.

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Theoretically? Maybe. To be frank if you had the ability to do it you wouldn't be asking.
Well I'd like to find out if it's possible before I go hunting down a donor... And if you're talking about my ability to solder and modify circuitry, you're very mistaken. I've been working with electronics since I was very young due to my fathers career as an electrical engineer with MOOG . I'm currently majoring in digital electronics, and I work at a PCB stuffing house where I regularly solder SMT components and rework QC failed boards.

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