The photo below is what the monitor screen looks like on my PowerMac 8600.
Can anyone tell if that loos like an issue with the monitor itself or would it be with the PowerMac's video circuitry? Aside from not being able to make sense of the display, the computer appears to be working fine otherwise. (It's a server.)
Of course, the easiest way to tell would be to try a different display on it, but where this PowerMac is located does not make that process easy. And if I need to go through all I need to to get at it, and if it's not the monitor, well, then I'd like to have the parts on hand to fix the PowerMac's video circuitry (capacitors?) so I can go ahead and fix it one way or the other.
Thanks!
Can anyone tell if that loos like an issue with the monitor itself or would it be with the PowerMac's video circuitry? Aside from not being able to make sense of the display, the computer appears to be working fine otherwise. (It's a server.)
Of course, the easiest way to tell would be to try a different display on it, but where this PowerMac is located does not make that process easy. And if I need to go through all I need to to get at it, and if it's not the monitor, well, then I'd like to have the parts on hand to fix the PowerMac's video circuitry (capacitors?) so I can go ahead and fix it one way or the other.
Thanks!