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The monitor breaks and parts of the screen become delayed during gameplay on your PC.

The monitor breaks and parts of the screen become delayed during gameplay on your PC.

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cladff
Junior Member
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04-27-2023, 05:11 AM
#1
Your gaming PC's display has suddenly stopped working and is causing a lot of frustration. Even though your monitor is brand new, the issue started after you connected and disconnected the display cable. You've tried updating the GPU drivers, deleting and reinstalling them, but nothing has resolved it. Here are some suggestions: check for any loose connections, try a different power supply or cable, and ensure your motherboard supports the GPU model. If problems persist, consider testing with another monitor or contacting support for further help. Thank you for sharing your details.
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cladff
04-27-2023, 05:11 AM #1

Your gaming PC's display has suddenly stopped working and is causing a lot of frustration. Even though your monitor is brand new, the issue started after you connected and disconnected the display cable. You've tried updating the GPU drivers, deleting and reinstalling them, but nothing has resolved it. Here are some suggestions: check for any loose connections, try a different power supply or cable, and ensure your motherboard supports the GPU model. If problems persist, consider testing with another monitor or contacting support for further help. Thank you for sharing your details.

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Animal_Lover_1
Junior Member
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04-27-2023, 09:49 AM
#2
Have you checked another cable? Gently move the existing one to check if the issue improves or worsens. It’s possible a poorly soldered connection is heating up, raising resistance and causing separation—but this seems unlikely given the low current and voltage. Then test the monitor on a different device like a laptop or another PC if possible. In every troubleshooting step, focus on confirming that each component functions perfectly. Good luck!
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Animal_Lover_1
04-27-2023, 09:49 AM #2

Have you checked another cable? Gently move the existing one to check if the issue improves or worsens. It’s possible a poorly soldered connection is heating up, raising resistance and causing separation—but this seems unlikely given the low current and voltage. Then test the monitor on a different device like a laptop or another PC if possible. In every troubleshooting step, focus on confirming that each component functions perfectly. Good luck!

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Darkfrost_64
Member
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04-27-2023, 05:58 PM
#3
I used an HDMI cable instead of a DP cable. I'll test it on another PC. Appreciate the assistance.
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Darkfrost_64
04-27-2023, 05:58 PM #3

I used an HDMI cable instead of a DP cable. I'll test it on another PC. Appreciate the assistance.

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Tech_Futur214
Junior Member
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05-01-2023, 09:45 AM
#4
The monitor and the cables are both fine.
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Tech_Futur214
05-01-2023, 09:45 AM #4

The monitor and the cables are both fine.