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Computer Is Back From Repair: Now I Have Lost The Color Red
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Hi H/A.
I have an iBuypower machine that asploded and had to get sent back and have a new motherboard and power supply put it in. I booted it up and it works great.
Unfortunately, I have lost the color red.
I have an AMD HD 7900 series video card.
My monitor is an LG LED 24EN33.
It's VGA --- DVI which I think is dumb but whatever, that's how I had to hook it up initially.
More specifically its Monitor --> VGA --> DVI-A --> Video Card (DVI-I).
I do not see any bent pins.
Did my monitor burn out in the mean time? Do I need a new connector? The monitor appears fine when not connected to my computer. Wondering if my connector went bad.
I have an iBuypower machine that asploded and had to get sent back and have a new motherboard and power supply put it in. I booted it up and it works great.
Unfortunately, I have lost the color red.
I have an AMD HD 7900 series video card.
My monitor is an LG LED 24EN33.
It's VGA --- DVI which I think is dumb but whatever, that's how I had to hook it up initially.
More specifically its Monitor --> VGA --> DVI-A --> Video Card (DVI-I).
I do not see any bent pins.
Did my monitor burn out in the mean time? Do I need a new connector? The monitor appears fine when not connected to my computer. Wondering if my connector went bad.
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It was the connection in the back of the monitor.
God dangit.
Let's pretend I never did this.