so I just noticed this super thin and faint white line going across the top of my monitor
this happened to my last monitor so i assume it's some sort of defect (although I had that monitor for like 4 years at that point, this one isn't even a year old)
i've already tried rebooting my monitor, reseating the VGA plugin, etc, nothing helped
is there any way to fix this or should i just try for the warranty?
so I just noticed this super thin and faint white line going across the top of my monitor
this happened to my last monitor so i assume it's some sort of defect (although I had that monitor for like 4 years at that point, this one isn't even a year old)
i've already tried rebooting my monitor, reseating the VGA plugin, etc, nothing helped
is there any way to fix this or should i just try for the warranty?
try unplugging your router and plugging it back in
try unplugging your router and plugging it back in
yeah i just tried the other DVI on my gpu and still there :/
fuck me dude, why does this always happen
at least it's barely noticeable but the hypochondriac in me is going crazy rn
edit: yeah i like have to strain my eyes to notice this, it's not that big of a deal
yeah i just tried the other DVI on my gpu and still there :/
fuck me dude, why does this always happen
at least it's barely noticeable but the hypochondriac in me is going crazy rn
edit: yeah i like have to strain my eyes to notice this, it's not that big of a deal
Citricis it a flat line
yes, yes it is
[quote=Citric]is it a flat line[/quote]
yes, yes it is
Is it exactly one row of pixels?
If possible test a different monitor with the same connection?
What "VGA plugin"?
Is it exactly one row of pixels?
If possible test a different monitor with the same connection?
What "VGA plugin"?
SetsulIs it exactly one row of pixels?
If possible test a different monitor with the same connection?
What "VGA plugin"?
I meant DVI-D lol
It's exactly one row, very faint though (idk how i even noticed it)
Don't have another monitor or computer on me atm
[quote=Setsul]Is it exactly one row of pixels?
If possible test a different monitor with the same connection?
What "VGA plugin"?[/quote]
I meant DVI-D lol
It's exactly one row, very faint though (idk how i even noticed it)
Don't have another monitor or computer on me atm
its built in cheats, crosshairs you develop over time in games
its built in cheats, crosshairs you develop over time in games
flatlineSetsulIs it exactly one row of pixels?
If possible test a different monitor with the same connection?
What "VGA plugin"?
I meant DVI-D lol
It's exactly one row, very faint though (idk how i even noticed it)
Don't have another monitor or computer on me atm
Don't you have a TV?
[quote=flatline][quote=Setsul]Is it exactly one row of pixels?
If possible test a different monitor with the same connection?
What "VGA plugin"?[/quote]
I meant DVI-D lol
It's exactly one row, very faint though (idk how i even noticed it)
Don't have another monitor or computer on me atm[/quote]
Don't you have a TV?
if its an aperture grill CRT an horizontal line should be normal
if not, i guess you should use warranty
if its an aperture grill CRT an horizontal line should be normal
if not, i guess you should use warranty
sage78if its an aperture grill CRT an horizontal line should be normal
if not, i guess you should use warranty
it's an asus vg248qe
honestly it's not even that noticeable (and it's out of the way) so i'll probably just live with it, considering it didn't come with a warranty from what i can find
[quote=sage78]if its an aperture grill CRT an horizontal line should be normal
if not, i guess you should use warranty[/quote]
it's an asus vg248qe
honestly it's not even that noticeable (and it's out of the way) so i'll probably just live with it, considering it didn't come with a warranty from what i can find
could just be burn in. did you leave your monitor on for a long time? if so it should fade if it wasn't too long.
could just be burn in. did you leave your monitor on for a long time? if so it should fade if it wasn't too long.
yttriumcould just be burn in. did you leave your monitor on for a long time? if so it should fade if it wasn't too long.
burn in wouldn't happen to just a single row of pixels
[quote=yttrium]could just be burn in. did you leave your monitor on for a long time? if so it should fade if it wasn't too long.[/quote]
burn in wouldn't happen to just a single row of pixels
What do you mean, very faint?
Try looking at some solid colours. Red, green and blue ideally. Watch if the line changes.
Is it the top line or just near the top?
What do you mean, very faint?
Try looking at some solid colours. Red, green and blue ideally. Watch if the line changes.
Is it the top line or just near the top?
Like, if i look at a color, it's just slightly whiter than the dominant color.
edit: I can't even see it now. It might have just went away lmao. I have no idea.
Like, if i look at a color, it's just slightly whiter than the dominant color.
edit: I can't even see it now. It might have just went away lmao. I have no idea.
1. Are you serious?
2. Slightly white than red/green/blue? How does that work?
3. Try white.
But so far it sounds like a dead contact to me.
1. Are you serious?
2. Slightly white than red/green/blue? How does that work?
3. Try white.
But so far it sounds like a dead contact to me.
DavidTheWinyttriumcould just be burn in. did you leave your monitor on for a long time? if so it should fade if it wasn't too long.
burn in wouldn't happen to just a single row of pixels
while true, a lot of people don't even know what a single row of pixels looks like. without a picture, a "single row of pixels line" could actually be something like this:
http://i46.tinypic.com/2n7kq2u.jpg
this is actually a photo of real burn-in, but because of its thickness most people would actually call it a one pixel line.
and based on his comments (brighter than the color it should be but not solid white, faded over time) it has every sign of burn in.
[quote=DavidTheWin][quote=yttrium]could just be burn in. did you leave your monitor on for a long time? if so it should fade if it wasn't too long.[/quote]
burn in wouldn't happen to just a single row of pixels[/quote]
while true, a lot of people don't even know what a single row of pixels looks like. without a picture, a "single row of pixels line" could actually be something like this:
[img]http://i46.tinypic.com/2n7kq2u.jpg[/img]
this is actually a photo of real burn-in, but because of its thickness most people would actually call it a one pixel line.
and based on his comments (brighter than the color it should be but not solid white, faded over time) it has every sign of burn in.
bumping this because i'm pretty sure it's some sort of burnin, only shows up after i've had my computer on all day
the closest thing that I could see causing it is like the top of my address bar in my browser but it's not perfectly aligned and idk why that would be causing it
bumping this because i'm pretty sure it's some sort of burnin, only shows up after i've had my computer on all day
the closest thing that I could see causing it is like the top of my address bar in my browser but it's not perfectly aligned and idk why that would be causing it
XenThePybrohud problem?
How could it be a hud problem when it also occurs outside of the game ya goof
[quote=XenThePybro]hud problem?[/quote]
How could it be a hud problem when it also occurs outside of the game ya goof
my entire life is not huds aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
my entire life is not huds aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
flyingbuddyXenThePybrohud problem?
How could it be a hud problem when it also occurs outside of the game ya goof
how do you know he closes his game?
[quote=flyingbuddy][quote=XenThePybro]hud problem?[/quote]
How could it be a hud problem when it also occurs outside of the game ya goof[/quote]
how do you know he closes his game?
XenThePybroflyingbuddyXenThePybrohud problem?
How could it be a hud problem when it also occurs outside of the game ya goof
how do you know he closes his game?
i do
[quote=XenThePybro][quote=flyingbuddy][quote=XenThePybro]hud problem?[/quote]
How could it be a hud problem when it also occurs outside of the game ya goof[/quote]
how do you know he closes his game?[/quote]
i do