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After a couple days of having the monitor plugged in it goes out. The computer also crashes ever once in awhile. It feels like the power supply is real hot. Could this be the source of the problem or is there something else that could be the problem. Monitor went out, bought replacement and the it went out after a few days. Don't want to buy another one til I know that I've fixed the problem that causes the monitors to go out.

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it could be faulty wireing, but unlike tvs, most people not even knowing it leave moniters on allllllllllllllllll day and all night....ifs its in screen saver, its not off

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I was watching The Dark Knight yesterday and another show and never understood how they can get all those screens to work on one computer?
Sometimes the screens all show the same thing and sometimes they each have their own webpage!
What features does your computer need to allow multiple monitors to work like that?
Thank You

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My lazy coworkers turn off their computers but not their computer monitors at night and over the weekend. It is incredibly lazy and bad for the environment! How much energy (and dollars) are they waisting? Assume they should have it on 9-5, Monday to Friday! You can work it our per person - 17 inch screen!

Thanks.

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It depends.

On the power switch, is the symbol a vertical line completely enclosed by a circle? Or is it a vertical line running through the top of a circle?


I suspect it is the latter, in which case the standby power is typically the same as the 'off' power, so they are wasting just as much electricity as you are. If the system is off then the monitor will go into a standby power saving mode.

If it is the former symbol then I would suspect that it would be a watt or maybe two.

168 hours a week, less a 40 hour work week gives 128 hours. Times 2 watts gives 256 watt hours per week. About 1 kWH, or 1 unit per month.

If the hear is on, then the office will save 1 kWH of heating costs. If the AC is on, then it will probably cost another 1.5 - 2 kWH to remove that heat.

So about $1.50 per person per year.

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