The ECS-V2 VGA onboard cable is flat cable, non shielded VGA cable. Having very ghosting problem with ECS-V2 and changing the monitor’s cable I see huge improved (i have little ghosting now). Maybe the onboard ECS-V2 VGA cable replacing it with standard VGA shielded cable eliminates the ghosting.
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While the pictures you're posting here truly show a horrible picture, there MUST be something else wrong, as I have never seen such bad ghosting in any of the test scenarios here - and we've tried quite a few. Check cable, grounding, output pixel clock and most of all: Power supply.
Hi Jens. It was bad vga cable. There is a very little ghosting now almost nothing. Thanks for the advice.
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While the pictures you're posting here truly show a horrible picture, there MUST be something else wrong, as I have never seen such bad ghosting in any of the test scenarios here - and we've tried quite a few. Check cable, grounding, output pixel clock and most of all: Power supply.
Hi Jens.Thank you for the immediate response. I will check that you told me and i will answer you.
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Same here. i add 3 pictures and i waiting some update. Im willing to pay for upgrade board.
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hi jens,
with so many problems about ghosting without solution, you should inform the potential buyers or have a solution to the problem. i bought the ecs v2 a month ago i put it in my amiga 500 with eizo ev2451 monitor and it goes ghosting in vga. the rgb is perfect.
if i have read the post i would not have bought it since you do not have a solution yet.
you have perfect products but with ecs v2 ………
2 years from the first post...
