I don’t have a clear name for it, but you’re experiencing a blurry display when your screen moves rapidly.
I don’t have a clear name for it, but you’re experiencing a blurry display when your screen moves rapidly.
The problem began roughly two to three months back. Moving the screen quickly or scrolling up triggers copy-like effects on the display. A horizontal line often appears across the center of the screen, regardless of whether it's my primary or secondary monitor. When playing Warezone, I sometimes encounter this issue, but Stardew Valley usually works fine after switching the screen. Watching the video around the torso shows the glitch, and pulling the screen happens, though my camera doesn't capture the extent. My setup includes Chrome open with Windows 10 Pro 64-bit, motherboard B450, AORUS PRO WIFI. I'm using an ATX model: Ryzen 5 3600, ROG RYUJIN 360 first gen with Corsair LL fans, RAM is DDR4 from G.Skill Ripjaw 3000 (2x8GB), GPU is ZOTAZ 1060 (6GB), storage setup has one HDD for main, one SSD for boot and games, PSU is Thermaltake TR2 500W. I've tried updating the BIOS, removing GPU drivers, reinstalling, and swapping RAM sticks around 1046704869_Snapchat-10256246701.mp4 and added a clearer second video.
It seems adding a video or screen capture would clarify the issue. Based on what you described, it could be a failing Windows installation or a struggling GPU. Without a visual review, I can't confirm for sure.
It seems the display might be switching between interlaced and persistent video. My guess isn’t it’s a failing GPU—I think the issue could be with your resolution settings.
You have a 1920x1080 native monitor and a 1600x900 native monitor connected via HDMI and DVI. You're considering switching to Ultra HD, HD, or SD settings in the NVIDIA Control Panel. Updated March 2, 2023 by Datmans added connector type.
My primary device is an Acer QG241Y while my secondary is a Samsung SyncMaster.
Is the issue linked to its age? I attempted to use the cable included with my Xbox console, but it didn’t resolve the problem. Performance tends to deteriorate more when the GPU operates at elevated temperatures.