Soldato
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why not try mini-DP to DP?
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My monitor only has DVI in. It's one of the 1st batch of 27C's.
LOL, mate. I could have had similar issue with my Striker II Extreme motherboard and one of my SLI card. It seemed to have PCIe slot a bit dusted/tainted/loose, so closer inspection to that slot and redusting/recleaning/reseating card (I've done all together, so can not say now what was exactly wrong) helped.
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It's that ****ing POS Hazro. I am so annoyed right now.
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Yeah, I thought so
Commiserations mate. Best to try and get a replacement. Perhaps see if OcUK can help at all.
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It has a 3 year warranty, so a swap isn't a problem, but I'm thinking of asking for an exchange with an Asus PB278Q 27 and paying the difference. I don't want to have to go through this dicking around again.
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If you can see it, check in ati control panel for your monitor under "My digital flat panels". Check options for "Alternative DVI operational mode" and "reduce DVI frequency on high-resolution displays" for the screen. Try them both on enabled and disabled and see if that makes a difference.
It does look like an issue I've had previously with dual dvi links not working correctly.
Some ATI cards don't have dual link DVI ports - worth confirming that your new one has? Not sure if the MDP->DVI adapters bundled with these cards are dual link DVI capable - I think you need a (more expensive) powered adapter for that. Not an issue if your display isn't more than 1080p or 1200p though.
It does look like an issue I've had previously with dual dvi links not working correctly.
Some ATI cards don't have dual link DVI ports - worth confirming that your new one has? Not sure if the MDP->DVI adapters bundled with these cards are dual link DVI capable - I think you need a (more expensive) powered adapter for that. Not an issue if your display isn't more than 1080p or 1200p though.
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It gave no signal at all, not even BIOS screen with the Hazro, but worked fine with a 10 year old HP screen.
My mind is made up, the Hazro is going.
My mind is made up, the Hazro is going.
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... You would think.
Check out the Hazro thread in the monitors sub-forum. Many of those who were lucky enough to get a reply to their email and receive an RMA have been waiting months to hear whether they'll be getting their screen back.
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I'm sure I read somewhere that OcUK were handling the warranties?
It makes me wonder sometimes why companies treat people like that. Sounds like commercial suicide to me, - especially during these times.
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Only 12 days?
Soldato
You were certainly one of the lucky ones then.
Hell, my replacement took three months, and I consider myself lucky
It did take several recorded delivery letters and the intervention of OcUK though.If they choose to sell into the public domain then yes, I would expect their service to be at least reasonable.