The DVI Board is a seperate circut within your monitor which powers and interprets data from the DVI Port (The white one, The blue one being D-SUB)
for a sec I thought DVI digital video input, a quick google will give you digital video interface. makes more sense. Computer terminology is too easy, that phrase says everytrhing about what the DVI circuit does. Its an interface between the screen and what it gets from somewhere (most likely your GFX card), so that the devices can interpret what the hell ur card is saying,then turn that into simple bits and chuck those bits to whatever device, chucks those signals to the screen itself. I havent even studied the technology but its pretty universal how these things work.
Nope, just massive quantities of water :wtf: Luckily there didn't seem to be too many 'very expensive' bits lost
so much scrubbing and wd40... but the back of the block and heads are nice and shiny now. just have the rest of the motor to do.
Got an RMA on that RAM (odd how the letters are the same, just the order of them is different. Spellcheck for RMA is RAM????? :wtf: )
