I've never seen so many errors in that log file before. I think you are having driver issues. Based on what I've read lately about ATI drivers it seems likely.
Anyway: Let's try something. open a terminal and type:
xset dpms 60 90 120
Then wait. The monitors should go off in a minute and at the same time. If they do and your desktop looks normal when you wake them up, then try a longer time until you're happy, then put the command in /etc/rc.local. If it doesn't help. we'll have to try something else.
I don't know why your monitors are going off at all. dpms says it's disabled and xorg says so too.
Anyway: Let's try something. open a terminal and type:
xset dpms 60 90 120
Then wait. The monitors should go off in a minute and at the same time. If they do and your desktop looks normal when you wake them up, then try a longer time until you're happy, then put the command in /etc/rc.local. If it doesn't help. we'll have to try something else.
I don't know why your monitors are going off at all. dpms says it's disabled and xorg says so too.
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