ok i just bought this monitor and i went to play some bf4 and 30mins l8r i got some fuzz opn the screen and the n it kept going black every few second
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I am responding to you on the one i bought . I'ts bright never had any problem with this monitor. my guess you have a defective one. sorry.
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It may be either your BIOS settings with regard to the monitor or it could be a problem with your graphics card. This website details a similar problem and has some suggestions. I personally haven't had this problem, but I tried googling the problem and found this for you. I hope it helps.http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/monitor-goes-black-but-pc-keeps-running.92250/
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It may be either your BIOS settings with regard to the monitor or it could be a problem with your graphics card. This website details a similar problem and has some suggestions. I personally haven't had this problem, but I tried googling the problem and found this for you. I hope it helps. http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/monitor-goes-black-but-pc-keeps-running.92250/
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I've had this monitor for a few months now, and although I do play more resource intensive games with it, I've had no problems. If you are using a DVI-D to HDMI converter, you might be overloading the monitor itself and it might burn out. Try using just a DVI-D cable to connect the monitor and computer.
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Does the monitor work? Are you connecting it were another monitor was already connected? Already mentioned but is the monitor set to the right port? If you have more then just a new monitor you need to eliminate everything that is different in your new setup. Have you used the display port before? Is this a new cable? You already said the monitor was new.
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Return it. I'm not kidding. My first monitor had color shift , the next worked for a year and then started flickering. That was followed by 4 refurbish units, each one with its own set of problems right out of the box. Finally talked the local rep into getting them to send me a brand new unit. Well, that was last February. The monitor has since developed a flickering problem. So now I'm waiting on another refurbished unit that will probably be defective in some way. HP has horrid quality control, and they're repackaging broken monitors and sending them out. It comes with a DVI cable. Return it. I'm not kidding. My first monitor had color shift , the next worked for a year and then started flickering. That was followed by 4 refurbish units, each one with its own set of problems right out of the box. Finally talked the local rep into getting them to send me a brand new unit. Well, that was last February. The monitor has since developed a flickering problem. So now I'm waiting on another refurbished unit that will probably be defective in some way. HP has horrid quality control, and they're repackaging broken monitors and sending them out. It comes with a DVI... » Read More Return it. I'm not kidding. My first monitor had color shift , the next worked for a year and then started flickering. That was followed by 4 refurbish units, each one with its own set of problems right out of the box. Finally talked the local rep into getting them to send me a brand new unit. Well, that was last February. The monitor has since developed a flickering problem. So now I'm waiting on another refurbished unit that will probably be defective in some way. HP has horrid quality control, and they're repackaging broken monitors and sending them out. It comes with a DVI cable. « Show Less
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I would check that all connections are not loose. It sounds like you have the power usb cable plugged in but check it's connection as well. I'd suggest contacting the company if you have further problems. My monitor has worked flawless since installing the adapter. Sorry to hear you are having issues.
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No, the general symptom that would cause one to replace this part would be the monitor works but the image is very dark. I think flicker rate might be associated with the video cards scan rate such as 60 hertz. The higher the hertz the better the flicker rate or refresh rate. Play with different screen resolutions and refresh rates to get a smooth screen image.
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I have two LCD's and one of them does this.I returned to Asus twice and I still have the issue.It may be related to dual display.It is not the operating system or video card.
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I cannot recommend this monitor. It has a defect and flickers after you turn it on or take it out of sleep mode. This is a known issue and Samsung hasn't corrected it.
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it was plug and play for me, no issues at all for the last 6months+. I'd say just keep exchanging the unit, or look for different seller with a different batch; and also make sure that your LCD cable is really securely connected to the panel, and that it hasn't been damaged from disassembling in the first place.
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AmazonAddict is right, this monitor is a TFT display- I was looking at a different model with my earlier answer. We should all be glad for his tact and ever-so-helpful advice when he spots an error here. :-)
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It could be a number of things. First thing I would do is check all of your connections. Unplug and reconnect just to be sure. Check your power supply. If you have another monitor hook it up and see if it might be your video card. If you do those things and everything is connected properly, and the other monitor works fine then I would say you need a new one.
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I would check the back of the monitor too, making sure that nothing got changed there. I've had mine for over 2 1/2 years and it still works perfectly! I love it!!! If you check the back and everything is as it should be, definately contact the manufacturer and get it replaced!
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Check the connectors on your monitor, you might need to find one with female VGA connector on the other side.
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I really don't know the answer but reading the other responses, if it is the monitor I bought a viewsonic monitor and not having that problem.
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This is a matter of what type of video card you have. This monitor has a VGA connector. Make sure your video card has dual VGA outputs.
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Every time I'd turn the screen on it would be perfect, then after about 5 seconds the entire screen would become a dead pixel. The PCB going bad is apparently a common issue with these monitors. I told the seller about the issue and they paid to have it shipped back to them, no hassle. Got another one and it's perfect, no dead pixels.
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I have hooked it up to my PC and it looked fantasic. The resolution is the same as yours IIRC. Check you VGA cable, it almost sounds like it is too long or it is bad. It should look really nice when you have it working right. Also check to see how old your video card is, older cards may have trouble since it is an odd resolutions. Check the manuf web site to see if there are updated drivers. Ernie
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So I had this same issue with my ASUS ROG Swift 144hz Display and what I would recommend is testing the cable that came with the display and the cable matters one to see if you've received if the cable matters one has died. I did this and the first one I received degraded over time. Then my display died all together and had to get it repaired. All in all Test it to see if it's the cable or the display that's the issue. It could also be that the graphics card drivers you have aren't up to date but I hardly think that would be this case in your situation. Good luck!