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HDMI vs DVI issue perhaps?
If you have two flicker fixers and two computers, it's bretty obvious that the error is not in one of them. Instead, I'd double-checK:
- the power supply. You wouldn't dare to think how many cases are solved by "go back to the original COmmodore PSU and dump that MeanWell-based "new" power supply, which was sold to you with false advertising.
- the monitor cable. These are especially prone to break if they are thin, and there's of course big money to be made on expansive cables. However, expensive and fancy-looking is not always good.
- the monitor itself: If it's been used a lot, the connector might have come loose.
- monitor settings: Try to find a menu item "reset to factory defaults", as funny settings in the menu might cause the monitor to mis-interpret a proper incoming signal.
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