Recent content by NEOCP30

Thanks for everyones help! I'm gonna look into this Voltage Regulator and if that doesn't work, a line conditioner or a similar device. By the way FoxyMulder, what do you think it says for my equipment that the only glitch here is strictly visual? That my motherboard and all other PC components...

Isn't there a line or power conditioner though that blocks or chokes out RFI and EMI? I've seen some listed that make those claims.

It started with the left side of the PC screen stretching and causing a weird slant in the display as of last April. From there the following occurred.... Right side stretching which led to.... Bulge in middle of the screen Degradation in picture quality on PC and televisions. I also...

My PC speakers sit above my computer on the top shelf of my work station. I've also removed them in testing and with or without them around this problem doesn't go away.

Ok now on the subject of a power conditioner, can you recommend any specific brand? And there are power conditioners and line conditioners. Which one should I get? My PC speakers were a bit noisy the last pair I had. The ones I have now are USB PC speakers. I've heard those are always noisy...

Yeah I did that back in January. Took my small form tower to my uncles house in Queens NY. We tested a flat screen PC monitor and crt there. Everything came up right as rain. When I brought her back to my apartment, and plugged everything back up? It went back to weirds-ville. So I know it's my...

By the way, you'll see on that list. I ran one of those orange long cords into the Hallway of my building and plugged up my PC to see if there was any change. But there was none. So if it is the voltage, it would mean the voltage to my building is overly high not just my apartment? I remember...

Ok here is the list of things I've eliminated over the last year........ Internet/DSL Cable Company Equipment Building circuit breaker Wiring in apartment television sets computer tower computer monitor video cards rooms themselves (living room, bed room, etc) Sockets/Outlets in the apartment...

But I'd like to hear more about this voltage stuff. How and what within my voltage or current, that comes into my apartment. Could be causing these glitches and warping issues? Is it dirty power? Is there something in the area eating up large amounts of electricity? And why are my other...

In the sense of the stretched screen causing a bulge in the middle of the glass? Correct. My tru flat doesn't share that symptom. But....it does share the degraded picture quality symptom because of this interference. The degraded picture quality is UNIVERSAL to ALL the televisions in my...

The reason you don't see the stretching on my RCA Tru Flat tv is because it's designed differently. It's a FLAT SCREEN. So the picture, even if something was forcing it to do so? It couldn't stretch out on the sides. Because unlike curved glass sets? The rectangular design doesn't allow it to...

K let me try and be more clear. My sharp 30 inch t.v.s, and my RCA Tru Flat are my television sets. My Gateway CRT and my Gateway LCD Monitors are for my PC only. I don't have my computer hooked up to my television at all. I'm old school I guess. I keep both devices separate. But both my tv...

My CRT displays show the stretching on the left and right sides of the screen. This causes the display to be distorted in the middle and text and stuff looks washed out and faded. My flat screen monitors show the same stretching. Except because they are flat and not crt monitors? It shows...

My RCA Tru Flat television is A 32 incher. More in the design-image of the one seen in this pic. Yes the screen is glass display, it transmits an HD signal. The picture quality isn't as crystal clear as it should be thanks to this anomaly, but with an HD digital box it is as close as it'll get...

My PC's and Monitors are not the issue because as stated in the OP, my tvs all throughout the apartment? Are displaying the same anomaly as my PC screen. This is why there has to be two options. Either something with the wiring in my building. Or there's an airborne frequency interference at...