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Dell Monitor U2312HM causes sizzle on Newstalk @ 107.45

dohouch · 2013-08-02 08:36:08

I'm in a bit of a fringe reception area to start with, but RTE R1 at 89.55 and TodayFM at 101.30 are excellent. If I turn my PC screen off, leaving PC on, 75% of interference on Newstalk goes away. Any solution? (to reduce interference on Newstalk) thanks

02-08-2013 9:36am

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dohouch

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I'm in a bit of a fringe reception area to start with, but RTE R1 at 89.55 and TodayFM at 101.30 are excellent.

If I turn my PC screen off, leaving PC on, 75% of interference on Newstalk goes away.

Any solution? (to reduce interference on Newstalk)

thanks

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#2 06-08-2013 12:10am

whizbang

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Is there an external power supply for the monitor - if so this is the problem!

Some other things..

move the monitor away from the radio!
change the power lead to a different socket
get a better quality video cable

change your refresh rate on your graphics card
or look into overclocking options for your card, and try to adjust the frequencies by a small amount.

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