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Zester · 05-15-2006, 01:39 AM

no, I haven't squirt my load on it, but it does.
it makes a very high pitch sound, like the ones those funny dog whistles do...(my roomate said he can't hear it and asked me to check if my real mom is a dog) ....anyway when I tilt the screen down with my hand - it stops.
anyone has this? listen to your screen.

i'm not saying my screen is crying or something so don't post me those "happy" pills images again, the sound is real

madawgz · 05-15-2006, 01:44 AM

its supposed to make that sound

how long have you been working with computers?

everyone becomes immune to it

GrouchyAdmin · 05-15-2006, 01:44 AM

Time to get an LCD.

CRTs all have a high pitch whine, and LCDs often do when the inverter is getting old and/or failing. I can hear when a TV's turned on thousands of feet away with the volume off. It's just 'normal.' However, since it stops whe nyou tilt it, there may be a slight bit of different weight on the monitor, itself. My TV whined more when I had a speaker sitting on it.

I assume I was born with this ability to immediately identify 'emo,' thus, avoiding it through higher genetics!

Zester · 05-15-2006, 01:49 AM

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Originally Posted by toonpornblog

Time to get an LCD.

CRTs all have a high pitch whine, and LCDs often do when the inverter is getting old and/or failing. I can hear when a TV's turned on thousands of feet away with the volume off. It's just 'normal.' However, since it stops whe nyou tilt it, there may be a slight bit of different weight on the monitor, itself. My TV whined more when I had a speaker sitting on it.

I assume I was born with this ability to immediately identify 'emo,' thus, avoiding it through higher genetics!

I hear the tv high pitch sound with the volume muted too.
there is nothing on the monitor but I placed the monitor is on a pile of books to heighten it a bit. maybe that is it.

Choppa · 05-15-2006, 05:28 AM

turning the volume down wont affect the high pitch whine of a crt as the cathode ray tube is still on

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GrouchyAdmin Now choke yourself! Industry Role: Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 12,085	Time to get an LCD. CRTs all have a high pitch whine, and LCDs often do when the inverter is getting old and/or failing. I can hear when a TV's turned on thousands of feet away with the volume off. It's just 'normal.' However, since it stops whe nyou tilt it, there may be a slight bit of different weight on the monitor, itself. My TV whined more when I had a speaker sitting on it. I assume I was born with this ability to immediately identify 'emo,' thus, avoiding it through higher genetics!