I'm so interested in that post, but have no clue where this surgery was performed on the monitor. I think a pic is a must in this situation.

Well, apparently it's the soldering on the vga port, cuz my other monitor is doing it as well. But I can't jiggle the cord and change colours on the monitor with that one.

So I carefully routed and tightened the vga cable as such that it stays within 1-2 colours. (yellow and kinda whitish-blue)



Then I secured the cable in place with several layers of duct tape, reapplying more whenever it gets loose and starts to slip out of position.

I can't move the monitor around much, so I adjusted the angle down with the empty roll of masking tape from the original job.




It works respectably well. Can't show you the qtip/battery splint because it's wrapped in tape, acting as an anchor.

This post was edited by Airwaves on Jan 31 2015 05:39pm

If it works, it works. That's all that counts

/e 3 mobos ago, I had a speaker jack like that. Lil' duct tape and voila, no more issues.

This post was edited by Ghot on Jan 31 2015 05:42pm

10 years of extreme chicago summer heat and dust. :\

I think it's on it's way out.

i wish i had that heat and dust right now

its so cold here

It wasn't working, still bright red. Had to rip all of my previous work off and reapply new adhesive.



Step 1: AA battery splinted to the cable sleeve, to make it easier to work with under the monitor.





Step 2: VGA cable routed and secured to an angle that makes the pc monitor "fix" it's colors to normal tint.





Step 3: Finishing touches. Secured the cable in place as well as I could. Added some more tape along the routing line to keep it tight.

you big buy dick monitor now
fuck headphones

need another payday for big dick monitor
only got half the cash
even without peripherals

My new puppy :3

He'll be ready for me to take home next friday~

cute pup