shouldn't hurt anything, monitors do vocationally arc inside, usually
caused by gamma rays (the sun is usually the main source), but it
corrects itself usually.  this is also the cause of some true computer
errors, gamma rays will turn on transistors if they hit the right part
and flip bits in memory, it's a very weak effect, there aren't that many
gamma rays and they have to hit the right spot for it to matter, but it
does happen infrequently and randomly, especially now that we're
entering another high spot in sunspot activity.  now if you hear it
arcing i'd be more concerned.



Kyle Hansen wrote:
> 
> Aaron Willems wrote:
> 
> > I've been a Mac user and consultant for 15 years, but one of my weak areas
> > has always been monitors. I have two 17" Apple B&W monitors attached to my
> > B&W G3. One of the monitors seems to Flicker or short out temporally (Kind
> > of like a Degauss) on it's own every 20 or 30 days, it comes right back up
> > after 10 seconds or so. Could this be a short inside the monitor. Is this
> > something I should worry about? Could it cause damage to my G3.
> 
> Don't worry about it.  That's normal.
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