Shielding of the CPU

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From: Ben Samman
Date: Fri, 29 Jan 1993 00:31

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I was having problems a while ago with my monitor exhibiting a slight wiggle
and I was mailed solutions which mostly said things to the extent that my
CPU was causing magnetic interference with my monitor.  Now, I've turned the
CPU 90 degrees and placed the printer between it and the monitor, there still
is a wiggle, though noticibly less.  Is there a way to shield the CPU so
I can stack the monitor on my chassis?  Is the Power Supply?  The motherboard?

Why is this happening now?  This has never happened in the past few years and 
I've had this computer for about 2 years now.

Thanks.
Ben.
bsamman@ocf.berkeley.edu

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Subject: Shielding of the CPU
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