PC gamers help please....

Hi and hello, i have been having some trouble as of late with my computer. My Samsung syncmasterP2370 seems to be going into standby mode everytime i turn on my PC. now I have tested my monitor with another PC and my xbox 360 and it works, no problems. However when i connect it to my PC it turns on, switches from analog to digital as if its trying to find a video output. Its keeps doing the same thing. I have tried uninstalling drivers, reinstalling, using driver sweeper, updating evreything on my computer. I even upgraded my PC's hard drive and reinstalled windows and all the components. I still get the same result. However for some reason My HDtv will work on my PC, however it overscans the image and looks unclear when displayed in 1920x1080. I can ge it to look better when i put it in 1440x900. Judging from my Samsung monitor only not wotking and my HDtv partially working is it safe to say there is something wrong with my Graphics card.

I have checked everthing, i have bought new cables and still nothing, i checked my system ram everything. Does anyone hav any experience in this or have any advice, or can anyone help me as to pinpoint the problem.

Is it plugged in all the way? Try resetting the monitor. Also try auto adjust it by using the side buttons.

Are you using an ATI graphics card? If so try updating the drivers here - http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx

Some older drivers had a problem detecting some monitors EDID/Native Resolution.

Are you using an ATI graphics card? If so try updating the drivers here - http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx

Some older drivers had a problem detecting some monitors EDID/Native Resolution.

stlab

No my Video card is an Nvidia 9800GTX+ from XFX. ive opened up a support ticket and they are trying to give me the runaround.

Do you have another monitor or source you can try with your PC/graphics card? Obviously you eliminated it might not be the Samsung monitor itself so chances are if you can hook a different monitor / tv / source you'll isolate the problem. jazzyrider

The only thing I could suggest is send samsung an email and ask them for some help. I've never experienced any problems with my monitors. Sorry for the lack of help.