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In article <9250.25fbcb05@amherst.bitnet> tgoldin@amherst.bitnet writes:
>In article <1990Mar9.142408.13018@wang.com>, wdr@wang.com (William Ricker) writes:
>> swh@hpcupt1.HP.COM (Steve Harrold) writes:
>> 
>> ] Re: Popping noise on screen 
>> 
>> ] >>> How come when I switch back and forth with Alt-Esc among my sessions,
>> ] >>> when I end up in my Dos box I hear a little popping noise from my
>> ] >>> 8513 screen?  This has happened pretty consistently since I got this
>> ] >>> PS/2-70 (last August).  Is this indicative of a problem?
>
>I have noticed this type of noise when going into and exiting from Windows.  I
>think that it is the monitor switching sync modes.  I have windows set up using
>a high res super VGA driver (800X600).  When Windows is installed without the
>high res driver, the noise does not occur.  It seems to be a normal function of
>a dual frequency or multisync monitor.

I have seen alot of posting on this subject in the last several articles. I
just wanted to add that I use a VRAM card (Video-7) with a NEC 3-D and I do
NOT get these little popping noises. I am not positive that this is a normal
function of all multisync monitors. Some of the other machines around the
office do have popping symptoms when starting and ending graphics mode 
programs.

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