and mostly with lower-end Nvidia cards and flat CRTs. It seems to have something to do with the card or the monitor not being able to maintain a constant refresh rate. This causes the tube to go on and off and you get a sound like a static electricity discharge. I ha d a couple 19" monitors ruined over time from this. To find out what vid card you have:
>Right-click on your desktop and select "Properties" from the menu that appears. >Select "Settings"
Under the heading "display" you will see you monitor model (or PnP monitor) and video card model.
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