Computers and stuff...
- Thread starter guerney
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It seems to be always due to failure of these cheap useless caps! I swear these days, they're selected because they'll fail after about 12 months, plus a bit, to attempt avoid suspicion of planned obsolescence. You can get a refund probably for that board you ordered, then buy more caps with the money saved. Asus monitors last longer than most.
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they did last 6-7 years but i have a old dell one in the shed and thats 15 years old and that still works but dvi only.
the caps were for the led drivers but if i had to pay someone to fix it for me it would not be worth it as anything with logic in it no one wants to touch it lol.
i got enough caps to replace them all so can keep the other psu as a spare or replace the caps and sell it for 80 quid
model no ew3270u
the caps were for the led drivers but if i had to pay someone to fix it for me it would not be worth it as anything with logic in it no one wants to touch it lol.
i got enough caps to replace them all so can keep the other psu as a spare or replace the caps and sell it for 80 quid
model no ew3270u
My newer ones are flaky, others 20 years old are still working with converters - have you tried a HMDI to DVI converter?
Might have been an error. I'd open a return request and get refunded. If the seller refused, I'd open a chat window with ebay - they haven't refused me a refund yet in all these years...
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