Free energy can change the world!But Elite controllers don't want ppl to be free from the costs of energy,Go to LT-MAGNET-MOTORdotCOM and get the blueprints for a genuine magnet motor ,Big change is comming soon!
Hi, I have a bit of discoloration on this new (Well, used, I got it second hand) 42" CRT I got. Now, from what I've seen online, degaussing solves the matter of discoloration in general, but for me, it's only occuring on the top right edge to the middle top edge, and the bottom right edge.
This has happened to me before on an older TV I had (Which eventually stopped working right from a seemingly different problem), but it eventually went away.
Its easier to convert a flat square CRT monitor into a LCD, just by opening a little space in the wall of your room with a strong hammer. Be careful with the electrical wires and water pipes LOL!
I never got ubuntu up an running... couldnt even connect to the internet via wireless network to get everything up and running... sadly I only have my lapttop now running vista... not even giving windows 7 a chance, im converting to mac.
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lol. I'm not switching to be hip and stylish, it's just that no PC can harness the power I require. I'm doing vast amounts of editing, both regular and hi def video, and have a recording studio... been pissed off at windows for a while. Plus, PC = 4 gb ram max, Apple = 32 gb ram max. I'm going with the superior system, personally.
The 4gb memory limitation is a limitation associated with all 32-bit operating systems. Run 64-bit windows and you can load it up with as much memory as you can afford. There's nothing a Mac can do that a PC can't do just as well. It really is mostly a personal preference.
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actually with the 32 bit os from windows the maximum is 3 gb of ram, with the 64 bit its 4 gb. the only thing windows is good for is video games, really because a mac cant do that. macs are better for professional quality.
Sorry, you're incorrect there. Vista 32 can allocate 4gb. Windows 7 64 can allocate 192gb. You've bought all the junk Apple wants you to think. Sure, they have pretty high quality parts in them. MacBooks probably have less hardware failures than most other notebooks , but you pay a lot extra for that insurance. Performance wise, there's no difference. The Adobe suite runs just as well on my PC as it will on your Mac.
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Ok, I'm not sure about windows 7. I am going off info of windows vista, and I was told, by microsoft employees about the limitations of ram (ie: 3 gb for 32 bit and 4 gb for 64 bit). perhaps windows 7 can use more ram now, but that is just one issue. Windows, to me, has ruined its reputation for me. I have never been happy with a product by them and when vista came out everyone was saying its perfect... give it a few months.
You're still incorrect. Check MSDN's chart of physical memory limitations. Vista Home Premium 64 = 16gb, Vista Ultimate = 128gb. Do your research. Whatever M$ employee you talked to probably barely spoke English.
Yes, I have looked it up, and it would appear you are correct. The employee actually was canadian, looked to be professional, but obviously did not know what he was talking about... I never bothered to look it up, believing I could trust an employee of microsoft for accurate information. That's another thing I hate about microsoft... and another reason for the switch... tho my computer will cost $3000+ it will be worth it.
As per ar1stotle's reply, 32bit OS'es have the physical limitation of 3gb (Approximately - it's something like 3102mb I think... do the binary math ;) )
Like Vista, Win7 has both 32bit and 64 editions that have the ability o address 196gb or so of RAM... but you'll have to look into what editions cap it out at what levels 'cos they like to make money off people.
Since their change to x86 ('Intel Macs' as their wanky marketing likes to call it) the parts are essentially the same, they just have massiv mark ups. You can even run 'hacked' up versions of OS X on a standard x86 computer from your average computer store... but Apple choose not to release a 'stand alone' release like how Windows is released.
BWAHAHAHAHAHA. try running 2 crossfire'd HD 5970's with an i7 processor and then we'll talk about power. That rig can run photoshop like it's MS paint. and since when does RAM = processing power?
@1wdc Ram Holds intruction to be carried out by the cpu in its memory banks until the cpu can run a mathmatical forumla to execute the instruction. The speed of the memory determines how fast the memory can recieve instruction and send it to the cpu. The amount of memory determines how much instruction can be held at any givin time. The more memory and the faster the memory, the faster the CPU will crunch numbers and carry out instruction. Thank you for your continued interest in PC 101,
I was wondering if degaussing a TV will completely fix the problems caused by a magnet,speakers or vaccum being too close to a TV? I am going to have to fix a Panasonic CRTV. Also would having the speakers 6 to 12 inches above or away from a TV or monitor be safe?
I mean, this was a pretty crude method. It wasn't perfect, but my screen wasn't purple anymore, there was just a little discoloration in the corner afterwards (but your eyes can ignore it). And I would think 6 inches would be far enough for speakers, unless they're huge. Hey, if you start seeing distortion, move them farther away.
Thank you for the advice. I have quit using that TV, and got an HDTV. I did move the speakers about a foot away from the TV. I don't have anything to worry about now. Since HDTV's do not run on an magnetic field.
there is no need for a drill and stuff. all you need is a strong magnet. you could just try dragging the magnet from the front where it is discolored toward the back in the middle then pull it away from the tv a few times. fixed a tv doing that.
hey guy's would this work with a TFT monitor!? i messed my screen up with a magnet and now it keeps switching it self on and off every 2 seconds, and my monitor doesnt have a built in degauss. any ideas ? ty
No TFT monitors do not use beams of electrons with magnets to difuse the beam. It sounds as if you damaged some other part of the TV. It could be a small intergrated circuit that was sensetive to magnetic fields. (the small black millipeed looking things)
Oh come on, you can't give a video 0 stars just because you don't understand what's going on. Most CRT monitors have a built in degaussing function, which resets the magnetic field around them so that the colors display properly. If that magnetic field is altered, that's when there are purple/green splotches on the screen. My house got struck by lightning, which fried the degaussing circuit, so I had to manually degauss it with this method.
If you are talking about it getting too close to the hard drive, you are wrong. You actually have to get it pretty close. Even if it's a very strong magnet.
Computer's high.
ZZSFAN 10 months ago
Wtf with what did you record this! A Calculator?
heyman5255 1 year ago 8
@heyman5255 The TI-89 can do amazing things.... don't underestimate its potential for world domination.
ar1stotle 11 months ago 21
@heyman5255
Calculators don't have cameras you twazzock.
ExtremeBogom 4 months ago
@ExtremeBogom SU! Mine does!
HeadlessChickken 1 month ago
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You're going to fucking blow your screen!
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Free energy can change the world!But Elite controllers don't want ppl to be free from the costs of energy,Go to LT-MAGNET-MOTORdotCOM and get the blueprints for a genuine magnet motor ,Big change is comming soon!
violafinishda 1 year ago
Hi, I have a bit of discoloration on this new (Well, used, I got it second hand) 42" CRT I got. Now, from what I've seen online, degaussing solves the matter of discoloration in general, but for me, it's only occuring on the top right edge to the middle top edge, and the bottom right edge.
This has happened to me before on an older TV I had (Which eventually stopped working right from a seemingly different problem), but it eventually went away.
This, I'm not so sure of. Degaussing could help?
12al34 1 year ago
window vista sucks its all about xp or mac or windows 7
jose5080007 1 year ago
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2xN 2 years ago
my tv has the color on the side i dont have a magnect strong like that is there anything i could do to fix it
DevinDJ88DX 2 years ago
Its easier to convert a flat square CRT monitor into a LCD, just by opening a little space in the wall of your room with a strong hammer. Be careful with the electrical wires and water pipes LOL!
mig189189189 2 years ago
loved that idea ^^
goenteman 2 years ago
FAKE!
I never got ubuntu up an running... couldnt even connect to the internet via wireless network to get everything up and running... sadly I only have my lapttop now running vista... not even giving windows 7 a chance, im converting to mac.
ninjazinhiding39 2 years ago
If you couldn't get Ubuntu up, try Linux Mint. It's got a bit more compatibility.
Windows 7 is 100x better than Vista. Have fun being hip and stylish with your Mac though.
ar1stotle 2 years ago
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lol. I'm not switching to be hip and stylish, it's just that no PC can harness the power I require. I'm doing vast amounts of editing, both regular and hi def video, and have a recording studio... been pissed off at windows for a while. Plus, PC = 4 gb ram max, Apple = 32 gb ram max. I'm going with the superior system, personally.
ninjazinhiding39 2 years ago
The 4gb memory limitation is a limitation associated with all 32-bit operating systems. Run 64-bit windows and you can load it up with as much memory as you can afford. There's nothing a Mac can do that a PC can't do just as well. It really is mostly a personal preference.
ar1stotle 2 years ago 2
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actually with the 32 bit os from windows the maximum is 3 gb of ram, with the 64 bit its 4 gb. the only thing windows is good for is video games, really because a mac cant do that. macs are better for professional quality.
ninjazinhiding39 2 years ago
Sorry, you're incorrect there. Vista 32 can allocate 4gb. Windows 7 64 can allocate 192gb. You've bought all the junk Apple wants you to think. Sure, they have pretty high quality parts in them. MacBooks probably have less hardware failures than most other notebooks , but you pay a lot extra for that insurance. Performance wise, there's no difference. The Adobe suite runs just as well on my PC as it will on your Mac.
ar1stotle 2 years ago 5
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Ok, I'm not sure about windows 7. I am going off info of windows vista, and I was told, by microsoft employees about the limitations of ram (ie: 3 gb for 32 bit and 4 gb for 64 bit). perhaps windows 7 can use more ram now, but that is just one issue. Windows, to me, has ruined its reputation for me. I have never been happy with a product by them and when vista came out everyone was saying its perfect... give it a few months.
ninjazinhiding39 2 years ago
You're still incorrect. Check MSDN's chart of physical memory limitations. Vista Home Premium 64 = 16gb, Vista Ultimate = 128gb. Do your research. Whatever M$ employee you talked to probably barely spoke English.
ar1stotle 2 years ago 8
Yes, I have looked it up, and it would appear you are correct. The employee actually was canadian, looked to be professional, but obviously did not know what he was talking about... I never bothered to look it up, believing I could trust an employee of microsoft for accurate information. That's another thing I hate about microsoft... and another reason for the switch... tho my computer will cost $3000+ it will be worth it.
ninjazinhiding39 2 years ago
@ar1stotle haha your so racist! i like it!
lol your saying that the ones that cant hardly speak english are rutards =[)
hinchman2004 1 year ago
As per ar1stotle's reply, 32bit OS'es have the physical limitation of 3gb (Approximately - it's something like 3102mb I think... do the binary math ;) )
Like Vista, Win7 has both 32bit and 64 editions that have the ability o address 196gb or so of RAM... but you'll have to look into what editions cap it out at what levels 'cos they like to make money off people.
schnappy00 2 years ago
@ninjazinhiding39 Also vista got bad reviews at launch.
NiklasEC 1 year ago
Since their change to x86 ('Intel Macs' as their wanky marketing likes to call it) the parts are essentially the same, they just have massiv mark ups. You can even run 'hacked' up versions of OS X on a standard x86 computer from your average computer store... but Apple choose not to release a 'stand alone' release like how Windows is released.
schnappy00 2 years ago
@ninjazinhiding39
No PC can harness the power I'm using...
BWAHAHAHAHAHA. try running 2 crossfire'd HD 5970's with an i7 processor and then we'll talk about power. That rig can run photoshop like it's MS paint. and since when does RAM = processing power?
1wdc 1 year ago
@1wdc Ram Holds intruction to be carried out by the cpu in its memory banks until the cpu can run a mathmatical forumla to execute the instruction. The speed of the memory determines how fast the memory can recieve instruction and send it to the cpu. The amount of memory determines how much instruction can be held at any givin time. The more memory and the faster the memory, the faster the CPU will crunch numbers and carry out instruction. Thank you for your continued interest in PC 101,
pfizerbob2000 1 month ago
i use both windows and mac they're awesome
imty012 2 years ago
I was wondering if degaussing a TV will completely fix the problems caused by a magnet,speakers or vaccum being too close to a TV? I am going to have to fix a Panasonic CRTV. Also would having the speakers 6 to 12 inches above or away from a TV or monitor be safe?
PearlJammer07 2 years ago
I mean, this was a pretty crude method. It wasn't perfect, but my screen wasn't purple anymore, there was just a little discoloration in the corner afterwards (but your eyes can ignore it). And I would think 6 inches would be far enough for speakers, unless they're huge. Hey, if you start seeing distortion, move them farther away.
ar1stotle 2 years ago
Thank you for the advice. I have quit using that TV, and got an HDTV. I did move the speakers about a foot away from the TV. I don't have anything to worry about now. Since HDTV's do not run on an magnetic field.
PearlJammer07 2 years ago
On newer tube-TVs, just turning the TV off-and-on can degauss them.
Awesome!
ClangerSchmoo 2 years ago
Not if the degaussing circuit is damaged from a lightning strike.
ar1stotle 2 years ago
i thought the drill was to create an oscillating magnetic field, which is key. is that wrong?
null140 2 years ago
kind of, it warps the shape of the field
desertman123 2 years ago
ubuntu!!!!!!!!!
rubas07 3 years ago 17
Does it matter what size of magnet you use for a 32'' Standard TV?
Psyedellica 3 years ago
there is no need for a drill and stuff. all you need is a strong magnet. you could just try dragging the magnet from the front where it is discolored toward the back in the middle then pull it away from the tv a few times. fixed a tv doing that.
james42519 3 years ago
yea the drill is way stupid
shiosako 3 years ago 3
omg i love soing that. u should see one of the computers in the science lab in my school. ^_^
MiYoKo7KaShI 3 years ago
hey guy's would this work with a TFT monitor!? i messed my screen up with a magnet and now it keeps switching it self on and off every 2 seconds, and my monitor doesnt have a built in degauss. any ideas ? ty
OTACON135 4 years ago
No TFT monitors do not use beams of electrons with magnets to difuse the beam. It sounds as if you damaged some other part of the TV. It could be a small intergrated circuit that was sensetive to magnetic fields. (the small black millipeed looking things)
danagol1985 3 years ago
ok thanx 4 help, i got a new 1 couldnt figure out what was wrong with it...
OTACON135 3 years ago
you have to punch it with your fist as hard/fast you can, then trow it out of the window, that should work :)
GTAfreAk112 3 years ago
would this work with a tv?
muppetspuppets 4 years ago
yes
ar1stotle 4 years ago
it works better with tv
DoctorFantasia 3 years ago
If that's an ac powered drill, than almost certainly the motor itself would be enough. Also a find fans put out quite an ac field and they work well.
hansonsux 4 years ago
You could have done it with an electromagnet.
NutsandGuts 4 years ago
But I didn't have an electromagnet... I had a power drill and 2 microwave magnets ;)
ar1stotle 4 years ago
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what is the point?
0 stars!
purelaker 4 years ago
Oh come on, you can't give a video 0 stars just because you don't understand what's going on. Most CRT monitors have a built in degaussing function, which resets the magnetic field around them so that the colors display properly. If that magnetic field is altered, that's when there are purple/green splotches on the screen. My house got struck by lightning, which fried the degaussing circuit, so I had to manually degauss it with this method.
ar1stotle 4 years ago
now your video makes since to me!
I do that with TV when it had a red spot when its transported from place to place, I fix it with a magnatic.
now I can give you 4 stars! : )
purelaker 4 years ago 3
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Moron.
TheGeek1028 4 years ago
Ubuntu xD
joselu90 4 years ago
LOL, not good for ur computer xD
TwanPeeters 4 years ago
If you are talking about it getting too close to the hard drive, you are wrong. You actually have to get it pretty close. Even if it's a very strong magnet.
12creations 4 years ago