Monitor issues

IceX

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My LCD monitor have been connected to my desktop all these while. Over the past few months, every now and then when I boot up my desktop. my monitor screen will be blank with this message 'analog power saving mode'. I usually need to plug in and out my vga cable more than 30mins before the screen will have anything.

This problem happened again 2 days back. Out of desperation, I used my laptop and connect the monitor to it and surprisingly it works.


Just for info, all along(the last 2 years) I have been connecting my VGA cable via this white thing(see 1st pic below) to a port(see 2nd pic below) in my desktop. If I connect via the normal VGA port, the image would not be that clear, actually pretty obvious its a bit blur.

http://img8.uploadhouse.com/fileuplo...e29a65d41f.jpg

http://img3.uploadhouse.com/fileuploads/18956/189562837f479531e7e61eeb00fb4c99b23881b4.jpg


Two questions :

1. Is the issue due to my video card spoilt?

2. or could it be the vga port in my desktop thats spoilt? I tried both the VGA port and the other port(2nd pic above) of my desktop and still nothing on my monitor and with this message ''analog power saving mode' coming out.
 

gs

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could be the desktop...not the monitor when u say u able to connect via laptop
 

IceX

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could be the desktop...not the monitor when u say u able to connect via laptop

bro can bring down for u to help check whats the issue? Roughly how much would it cost?

Btw in a fit of anger, I threw away my HDD. If bring down for u to test, u got bootup hdd to test?

Thanks !!
 
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