I have a different problem and someone Plz help me there are black section dividing the screen top to bottom in thin lines leaving 1 inch space of normal screen between the messed up segment
If you have a picture of you think it is on your computer send me an email james_rees@y7mail.com
Thanks! You suggestion got me on the right trail of thoughts. Before unplugging the electric cable from the power point, I unplugged the data cable from the monitor, then plugged it back in. That alone has fixed it for me. I guess its to do with cables connection. Unplugging, then plugging them back does the trick. Thanks again.
The problem is probably due to cold solder on some of the mainboard components. The current might have dificulties passing at a given spot. With the reset, the circuit might conect again on that spot, by moving just a tiny bit on that solder joit, and that would make it work again. But it probably is due to somebad solder in the circuitry(the liquid cristal display end part of it). Just a guess though.
Got the exact same problem today on my Alienware OptX 3d screen, replugging power+data did the trick. Don't know if my secondary monitor caused any of it, but it seems like its not specifically hardware related...
Exactly the same thing happened to my monitor yesterday. Guess what? It's an Acer GD245HQ. I was unable to fix it, despite trying everything I could come up with.
After being unplugged for the night it now works again (apart from a high pitch buzz which they do not approve for RMA). Protip: Don't buy Acer.
i've had something similar to this with my LG monitor, bought one from the shop behind the corner of my house, plugged it in and played a bit with the settings. ended up with 1 half beeing grayish like and the other half normal. it turned out to be a setting on the monitor buildin software thing... so my guess here is the same
For those still out there that might get this problem in the future, make sure the pip (Picture in picture) feature is off if you use a t.v. as a monitor. Pip sometimes causes these blank, black boxes to appear if the function is enabled in PC mode. Hope this helps.
@Znupi, chill out dude, what the hell is your problem? I didn't even watch the video, I just tried to help! If you are such a genius, go solve the problem!
If there is somethign I hate it's those trolls that just go flame on people, and don't even come up with solutions themselfs.
DAMN! my monitor 1/3 *have three for Nvidia surround* just happened to me 10min ago, turned the monitor off like Linus said and after a few more minutes reconnected the monitor and woot! lol I'm just thankful, even though ACER is not as good as some other brands, still works great for me =P
Crossfire? Old ATI crossfire systems can be set to let each card display half the view right? Well, maybe this PC was set to split-screen SLI and no 2nd card was attatched.
@kweenie76 You do realize just how stupid your statement is, right? How could the graphics card be misconfigured when the freaking "no signal" message shows the same split screen behavior??
Hey this is a wierd thing...I left my monitor on and powered my computer off and watched the monitor power down - when I booted my PC in the morning for work it did the same thing...powering off fully resolved it for me too. I think this is indicative of a portion of the monitor not coming back from power saving mode...not a good sign for a long life...(for the monitor)
Acer GD245HQ, I had this problem too, but after one day both sides of the monitor were black, only sending the monitor in helped and I got my money back. Probably a wrong configured modell by Acer.
That happens when using a 480 videocard, not only you need 2 cards for multi display, you also need 2 cards to see the full picture, 1 card gives you half the picture :P
A few years ago a ViewSonic monitor went like this, but even after unplugging it for several minutes stayed like this... so it went right to the thrash can.
Strange, my eight-year-old CRT monitor (bought from the wild wilderness that is eBay around three months ago - and at under £1, to boot) - as a long-time office unit - has seen over eight hours of use a day, and still works like an absolute dream. And, at 1600*1200, it has a pretty decent screen resolution, too... It's incredible, then, how older monitor technology still reigns supreme over newer vision solutions. How odd.
I think the tip is that you should always make sure to turn off the device as one of your tests. Unplugging the video source won't reset the software, disconnecting it from its power source will.
Ya know if he'd just read the manuals from time to time instead of just diving into things, he'd have fewer issues. I have noticed that he tends to just dive right in and runs into problems that would otherwise have not become an issue had he just read the manual first. :D
@tenkirulez - The section is called the "Trouble Shooting" section. :D I looked up the half screen problem in my DELL monitors manual and it said, unplug the power supply. I looked up the problem in my old monitors manual, and it too said, unplug the monitor's power. So I am just saying, given a few of his "hum, I didn't need to do that" videos, that he should read the manuals that come with products before doing a review on them. :) Despite opposing opinions, manuals do help.
@LordAtrocities I agree, manuals do help. But I doubt he has time to read hundreds of manuals xD. But its a good point you are making, manuals might save your life one day, seriously.
Problems with solutions like these are so annoying. Currently, my PC can fail to POST after touching any setting in the BIOS, and the only solution is to unplug it and leave it for a while. Really puts a damper on any overclocking attempts.
For anyone who may have a similar problem, try testing with a friend's PSU; that's the component I've chosen to blame, having tried a different mobo/graphics card to no avail.
You probably have some sort of 3D setting on. When you turn on 3D in Black Ops without a compatible TV, it displays two pictures side by side of the same thing. So I'd assume if you had 3D on and you weren't using a 3D application, it would do the opposite.
if the monitor is actually a TV, many have "split screen" modes, where the second half can be used to view another input. Something like "picture in picture" but with half the screen being the other picture.
Yeah you're probably right. Think about it, this is a 120 Hz monitor. Probably has a display setting to show the difference between 60 Hz and 120 Hz display. Unpluging the power cable and then repluging it might reset that setting.
Dell has the same problem. because it is a duallink monitor. the are two units in it, to calculate the picture, and one of them can be stop working. and it is possible the one unit make the full framerate and one the half. the solution is a reset.
Yeah, I do believe. When I'm trying new stuff at home (software most of the times), sometimes I get really weird results. I remember one when I wanted to change Windows ahci drives to sata and I worked on it 3 weeks before figuring it out;
aha.. i also have this problem the view moves out an inch to the right ahaha i was using VGA cable in a 1440x900 monitor, i haven't got a dvi on my tv monitor so i plugged it in HMDI connector. and it fixed it..
I have the same monitor and the same thing happened, and it just corrected itself. not what you want from a high end monitor, they have tendancy to buzz as well
This reminds me of my EVGA 8800 Ultra SC do'n wierd stuff, it turns off & on my monitor, is if it austo refreshing it's image, GPU isn't too hot, as GPU-Z shows, but I think it's a similar defect to the VGA card it's self
As if some solder points in the PCB are not connected good enough, maybe the old G80 Oven trick might be needed.
Have you tested this VGA card with a nother monitor let being a CRT and other TFT?
If the same still occurs then you will know it's the VGA?
@Cezarijus Nah, instead of fixing it, you take it to Apple instead who fix it for you so you don't have to faff around. That's why you have warranty's and stuff.
That happens sometimes with certain Acer monitors, I knew that you had to unplug it before you did it. I've heard several people complain about that issue and say that disconnecting the power fixes it every time. =P
Dude you know Apple is anti techonoligcal, if Apple had monopoly on the IT world, we would get VGA camera 2015, and MP3 player on mobiles when Steve Jobs is retiring.
thats the 120hz acer right? i have the alienware optix 23 inch, the 120hz monitor, from what i understand its basically the same internals or something, but that half screen thing has happened to me too. only a few times. i think nvidia 3d vision might be causing it. a simple restart did get my full screen back tho. what it was exactly tho, i dont know. i was using a evga gtx 260 btw.
typical acer monitor. i have a 22" lcd that still doesn't work, sent it back to acer twice and they claimed they couldn't find an issue, yet i had the same problem on two completely different computers.
3d porn ...
sixflagsbelgium 1 day ago
THANKS SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO, i had the exact the same problem. When i was in bios mode... gonna try this, thx again :D
OldAssGamers 1 week ago
This happened to me with a laptop, and half screen was white! In fact, i'm watching this video with this broken laptop
K4Renat 2 weeks ago
Worked for me with just power cable. Thanks!
thetimmyboy04 2 weeks ago
cover you're right eye......problem solved :D
monthernof 1 month ago
I have a different problem and someone Plz help me there are black section dividing the screen top to bottom in thin lines leaving 1 inch space of normal screen between the messed up segment
If you have a picture of you think it is on your computer send me an email james_rees@y7mail.com
joeyfathom 1 month ago
Thanks! You suggestion got me on the right trail of thoughts. Before unplugging the electric cable from the power point, I unplugged the data cable from the monitor, then plugged it back in. That alone has fixed it for me. I guess its to do with cables connection. Unplugging, then plugging them back does the trick. Thanks again.
Max54545454 2 months ago
Same problem - dssame solution....mine is an Alienware (Dell) monitor and I had already sent one back having not tried the unplug solution.
Thanks :-)
malcolmbaker1 2 months ago
Awesome man awesome.. My friend got the same problem and by your video I was able to help him, thanks and keep up the good work.
talq11 2 months ago
whi to me is this problem like some time it showing on 3 sec black screen
96arnis 3 months ago
1 eye's dead =s
rome880932215 3 months ago
LG FTW!!
ImAKillZoneFan 3 months ago
Just happened to me.
Acer 27" 3D.
Resolved it by switching off screen & then selecting restore. Easier then unplugging everything :)
Anyone know why this happens?
gopal892005 4 months ago
I'm using LG
TheSoulja99boy 4 months ago
The problem is probably due to cold solder on some of the mainboard components. The current might have dificulties passing at a given spot. With the reset, the circuit might conect again on that spot, by moving just a tiny bit on that solder joit, and that would make it work again. But it probably is due to somebad solder in the circuitry(the liquid cristal display end part of it). Just a guess though.
Tuscopa 4 months ago
Mine is stuck at homepage(where I type my password) please help
MrDollhouseplay 5 months ago
dude thank you!
nomana12345 5 months ago
dude thank you!
nomana12345 5 months ago
nice man!!.. thanks... you solved my problem in 1.37 minutes...cheers.
datyran 5 months ago
so glad i'm using viewsonic :p
limerta 6 months ago
Thanks for your tip, unplugged the cord for 10 minutes, back on and it works.
ColdfiresX 6 months ago
Thats Quite A Lot Of Dead Pixels
LambosWebs 6 months ago
i had the same problem with my acer gd245hq, when i unpluged it for a few minutes it worked back.
thanks for the video
Belg987 6 months ago
one time I shoot with my softair pistol on my Monitor had the same problem lol :P
xfx6 6 months ago
@xfx6 One time at bandcamp i put a saxophone in my pussy...
ImAKillZoneFan 3 months ago
@ImAKillZoneFan can I do it too?
xfx6 3 months ago
Got the exact same problem today on my Alienware OptX 3d screen, replugging power+data did the trick. Don't know if my secondary monitor caused any of it, but it seems like its not specifically hardware related...
marshallrulezzz 6 months ago
exact same problem, same monitor..
hermanaki 6 months ago
Exactly the same thing happened to my monitor yesterday. Guess what? It's an Acer GD245HQ. I was unable to fix it, despite trying everything I could come up with.
After being unplugged for the night it now works again (apart from a high pitch buzz which they do not approve for RMA). Protip: Don't buy Acer.
kattenmatte 7 months ago
Called Get A Viewsonic :D
leon200115 7 months ago
@leon200115 i have one a ViewSonic
codmwlover 7 months ago
hit the screen XD
nVidiaGTX100 8 months ago 14
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Throw away that PC shit and buy a good old mac!
yomama24734 8 months ago
LINUS i got the same thing this day
FINGaming1 9 months ago
One word: Blooper
Mr79801 9 months ago
One word: Bloopers
Mr79801 9 months ago
plug the graphics card in maybe? :)
theripoff20 9 months ago
hey dude help me my screen is half black but its in down side how can i find the solution help me pllsss
TheGughanesh 10 months ago
@TheGughanesh new monitor..
govedar4o 9 months ago
i've had something similar to this with my LG monitor, bought one from the shop behind the corner of my house, plugged it in and played a bit with the settings. ended up with 1 half beeing grayish like and the other half normal. it turned out to be a setting on the monitor buildin software thing... so my guess here is the same
PsyHeart 10 months ago
use the auto button on the lower part of the monitor dude auto arrange and it will make it arrange
MARNEY155 10 months ago
i think those 2 people are responsible for this
NIBIR98 11 months ago
For those still out there that might get this problem in the future, make sure the pip (Picture in picture) feature is off if you use a t.v. as a monitor. Pip sometimes causes these blank, black boxes to appear if the function is enabled in PC mode. Hope this helps.
Xe054 11 months ago
I Just had the exact same problem. I was like OH SHIT Broken!
I rember i saw video about this problem with you and found it. Did as the video and unplugged evrything. Now its all good. Thx.
xxxNetrunnerxxx 11 months ago
acer known issue
SrtRacerBoy 1 year ago
I think it was the DVI on the monitor end. It does that when I use VGA because my cable is broken. I prefer HDMI.
Circumventorable 1 year ago
Maybe its that Porn virus? it the virus you get when you are looking for Porn... It happened to me once. Just once... not lying.
zZZzzzSnooze2nd 1 year ago
@Znupi, chill out dude, what the hell is your problem? I didn't even watch the video, I just tried to help! If you are such a genius, go solve the problem!
If there is somethign I hate it's those trolls that just go flame on people, and don't even come up with solutions themselfs.
kweenie76 1 year ago
DAMN! my monitor 1/3 *have three for Nvidia surround* just happened to me 10min ago, turned the monitor off like Linus said and after a few more minutes reconnected the monitor and woot! lol I'm just thankful, even though ACER is not as good as some other brands, still works great for me =P
AVEPICS 1 year ago
Crossfire? Old ATI crossfire systems can be set to let each card display half the view right? Well, maybe this PC was set to split-screen SLI and no 2nd card was attatched.
kweenie76 1 year ago
@kweenie76 You do realize just how stupid your statement is, right? How could the graphics card be misconfigured when the freaking "no signal" message shows the same split screen behavior??
Znupi 1 year ago
good thing you posted this, cause i just bought this monitor and it does this for me too :(
r0b0kar 1 year ago
Hey this is a wierd thing...I left my monitor on and powered my computer off and watched the monitor power down - when I booted my PC in the morning for work it did the same thing...powering off fully resolved it for me too. I think this is indicative of a portion of the monitor not coming back from power saving mode...not a good sign for a long life...(for the monitor)
webbsolution2010 1 year ago
taiwanesse!
edilloc 1 year ago
Wow, that is a 3d monitor too.... Not Cheap
TheBraden1996 1 year ago
i take it theres nothing to unbox this week???
sumaran72 1 year ago
hapens to me all the time when i play games and i want to change the screen lighting
half of it comes black,however it never hapens when i'm idle on desktop..
and yeah i use an acer monitor -.-"
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Mkukharets 1 year ago
this is a common issue with this monitor,i have the EXACT same monitor and this happend to me,i fix it the same way.
manel0319 1 year ago
Perhaps it was a dodgy cable?
Kranbone 1 year ago
I believe it, Linus! I believe! :P
ArtDamage911 1 year ago
Pointless video is Pointless.
IsaiahAllen03 1 year ago
Made in China....
FSXman1000 1 year ago 76
@FSXman1000 90% of the products in the US is made in China.
mupp33n 11 months ago
@mupp33n Ha, you're probably right, but it was only a joke. ;) Learned something new today...
FSXman1000 11 months ago
@FSXman1000 hahaha
nVidiaGTX100 1 month ago
lmao
danieldvs100 1 year ago
that a flea power right ?
logankipgen 1 year ago
Acer GD245HQ, I had this problem too, but after one day both sides of the monitor were black, only sending the monitor in helped and I got my money back. Probably a wrong configured modell by Acer.
julianakaff888 1 year ago
This is a common problem with the 120Hz acer monitors! its all over the interwebs
humpmasterflex4 1 year ago
Ah... cosmic rays doing naughty things once again, like flipping bits on your RAM causing all sorts of problems you'll never be able to reproduce.
133MHzz 1 year ago
GJ LINUS, YOU'RE THE MAN!
Umbrago 1 year ago
something to do with the monitor settings
kennyozakie 1 year ago
That happens when using a 480 videocard, not only you need 2 cards for multi display, you also need 2 cards to see the full picture, 1 card gives you half the picture :P
Aristowi 1 year ago
its the 3D drivers
JohnnyKanuk 1 year ago
It's an ACER monitor.... thats your problem. I have seen many AOC and Acer monitors go bad.
doubleatheman 1 year ago
THAT HAPPENED TO MINE A WHILE BACK... AFTER CURSING AT IT AND THREATENING IT OF BEING THROWN AWAY, IT STARTED WORKING AGAIN... =D
ASANZA3 1 year ago
A few years ago a ViewSonic monitor went like this, but even after unplugging it for several minutes stayed like this... so it went right to the thrash can.
MachineMezziah 1 year ago
Left click tool bar at botterm of windows 7 and "show windows side by side" or "show windows stacked"
You may have accedently clicked "show windows side by side" ?
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yalolol 1 year ago
you have to give it to me [:
tacomonster5 1 year ago
acer product duh
rozorahk 1 year ago
i would have done that anyways cuz it always works
RandINT100 1 year ago
Strange, my eight-year-old CRT monitor (bought from the wild wilderness that is eBay around three months ago - and at under £1, to boot) - as a long-time office unit - has seen over eight hours of use a day, and still works like an absolute dream. And, at 1600*1200, it has a pretty decent screen resolution, too... It's incredible, then, how older monitor technology still reigns supreme over newer vision solutions. How odd.
Extaticus 1 year ago
hahaha first time i seen the problem too
johnchen0213 1 year ago
Sounds like Dual-link DVI cable problem to me, only half of the singals were geting thru
fipsu 1 year ago
Acer, that's your problem
lordmat666 1 year ago 83
@lordmat666 Ha
wesclev83 1 year ago
@lordmat666 Acer make decent monitors. Your clueless.
Amrut223 8 months ago
I think the tip is that you should always make sure to turn off the device as one of your tests. Unplugging the video source won't reset the software, disconnecting it from its power source will.
KeyAttendant 1 year ago
Thanks for the TIP! NOT.
TWOdSurround 1 year ago
DO NOT USE ACER, LINUS! Acer is designed to get problems and errors! U should stick to Samsung and BenQ as I'we seen in your other videos ;)
TheDJGabizz 1 year ago
Ya know if he'd just read the manuals from time to time instead of just diving into things, he'd have fewer issues. I have noticed that he tends to just dive right in and runs into problems that would otherwise have not become an issue had he just read the manual first. :D
LordAtrocities 1 year ago
@LordAtrocities manual for what? I doubt random manuals have a section for random half screen blackness thing.
tenkirulez 1 year ago
@tenkirulez - The section is called the "Trouble Shooting" section. :D I looked up the half screen problem in my DELL monitors manual and it said, unplug the power supply. I looked up the problem in my old monitors manual, and it too said, unplug the monitor's power. So I am just saying, given a few of his "hum, I didn't need to do that" videos, that he should read the manuals that come with products before doing a review on them. :) Despite opposing opinions, manuals do help.
LordAtrocities 1 year ago
@LordAtrocities I agree, manuals do help. But I doubt he has time to read hundreds of manuals xD. But its a good point you are making, manuals might save your life one day, seriously.
tenkirulez 1 year ago
pause at 1:35.
RawrrItzMattiee 1 year ago
@RawrrItzMattiee *says in British accent* i say
Omellykim 1 year ago
I get a similar problem, i only need to turn off my screen on the button and then turn it on again, and the problem is away.
orkie55 1 year ago
got this screen<3
YmCmbZ 1 year ago
Problems with solutions like these are so annoying. Currently, my PC can fail to POST after touching any setting in the BIOS, and the only solution is to unplug it and leave it for a while. Really puts a damper on any overclocking attempts.
For anyone who may have a similar problem, try testing with a friend's PSU; that's the component I've chosen to blame, having tried a different mobo/graphics card to no avail.
eatnooM 1 year ago
a monitor for pirates arrrrrrrrr
Knotes647 1 year ago
Yeah, tis difficult to believe that youre unplugging/plugging the gfx cable when both the monitor and the pc are on.
Well done!! And good luck to anyone who buys anything off NCIX
z00h 1 year ago
You probably have some sort of 3D setting on. When you turn on 3D in Black Ops without a compatible TV, it displays two pictures side by side of the same thing. So I'd assume if you had 3D on and you weren't using a 3D application, it would do the opposite.
Victim15 1 year ago
The first thing to do - Turn it off and one :P
PC4Free 1 year ago
It is the new type of monitors they are making for people who are left handed and also have one eye!
SupaShang 1 year ago 3
What's ur computer's password . i am going to steal it MWAHAHAHAHAHAHA
osamahal3mri 1 year ago
Acer = cheap, Almost everything else = works properly
thedigitaldoctor 1 year ago
reset the monitor if u can go to factory defaults that might help
ChunkyMilkification 1 year ago
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ClaudiuKvC 1 year ago
Bad monitor, Linus.
rock962000 1 year ago
@rock962000
Probably. I had a monitor behave like that and in a few days it died completely. It was a Westinghouse.
zombiejournals 1 year ago
@zombiejournals Yeah, go LG or Samsung. They're the best out there.
rock962000 1 year ago
I'm watching this video using an Acer monitor!
Joseph9536 1 year ago
I know what's wrong.
IT'S A DAMN ACER!!!
EBACHKOle 1 year ago
@EBACHKOle dude i have an acer monitor n a lappy n they run beautifully lolz
ChunkyMilkification 1 year ago
Verry interesting!
Looks like someone missed the Thumbs Up button.
iExD 1 year ago
driver issues
jakestweeker 1 year ago
its old shit, just kick it
17tumba 1 year ago 2
@17tumba lmfao
TheFatal05 1 year ago
@17tumba lmfao too . XD
iExD 1 year ago
Just buy another new monitor rich boy.you can afford it.
shirke01 1 year ago
@shirke01 Lol.. Wow?
rock962000 1 year ago
looks like a 3d mode (the one that shows the left eye on the left part and the right eye on the right).. check your monitor's manual.
24065894 1 year ago
I've heard about this while researching that monitor, apparently it's a common fault!
Thresholld 1 year ago
very nice monitor!! D
moJWZ 1 year ago
Maybe because this is a 3D monitor and uses dual link Dvi one link got fucked up and cut it to half xD?
Nimerbushnaq 1 year ago
windows 7 trouble i think, because in xp i didnt see anything like that
zetRRR 1 year ago
Saw your password!
FrankenstienMidget 1 year ago 2
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dinho9 1 year ago
if the monitor is actually a TV, many have "split screen" modes, where the second half can be used to view another input. Something like "picture in picture" but with half the screen being the other picture.
ShaTR2 1 year ago
@ShaTR2
Yeah you're probably right. Think about it, this is a 120 Hz monitor. Probably has a display setting to show the difference between 60 Hz and 120 Hz display. Unpluging the power cable and then repluging it might reset that setting.
MrWeb06 1 year ago
had the same prob there
its the dvi cable that is broke
just replace the cable and prob solved
demusske 1 year ago
dead pixel cancer
teekanne15 1 year ago
@teekanne15
LMAO :D:D:D:D That would be the other cause. :D:D
MrWeb06 1 year ago
was i the only one hoping he said that he "unplugged the monitor, kicked it and then it worked"?
Beaverman20 1 year ago 2
The monitor has tow panels, and one of them has failed because their controller... i guess...
codebraker12 1 year ago
If it occurred in BIOS then it's a hardware or connection issue, could be the pins didn't all make contact.
AdamhaiderTV 1 year ago
A 'WTF' Moment :)
atomdragon4 1 year ago 3
its hapend to me to, but i couldent fix it. so i send it back to acer and they send a new one. the problem i had was a.
I had the exact same problem as you, but half the screen and had piled itself. it was the flickering all the time. so it was not possible to cook
CSSIcemaN 1 year ago
Dell has the same problem. because it is a duallink monitor. the are two units in it, to calculate the picture, and one of them can be stop working. and it is possible the one unit make the full framerate and one the half. the solution is a reset.
Sorry for my bad english....
ronydzcp 1 year ago
Yeah, I do believe. When I'm trying new stuff at home (software most of the times), sometimes I get really weird results. I remember one when I wanted to change Windows ahci drives to sata and I worked on it 3 weeks before figuring it out;
pedro380085 1 year ago
Turn it off and on its gone
firasbkm 1 year ago
lol
CrazyTheNameis 1 year ago
Hey Linus you forgot to say Subscribe,it's not that hard:P...just kidding:D
zcinciev 1 year ago
maybe it was in the state of half-power-saving mode
pokiulai 1 year ago
it didnt want you to see the wather
FrancekPirosrancek 1 year ago
You tried unplug power for 30s and then dvi from your monitor.
mitchlin71 1 year ago
In other words don't buy an 3d screen.
R32Viper 1 year ago
aha.. i also have this problem the view moves out an inch to the right ahaha i was using VGA cable in a 1440x900 monitor, i haven't got a dvi on my tv monitor so i plugged it in HMDI connector. and it fixed it..
iamkismetmookz 1 year ago
A pin in the cable is broken?
nos97 1 year ago
This happened to my girlfriend's monitor never found a way to fix it....
lightpower 1 year ago
Linus Trouble Shooting Tips =)
099psp 1 year ago 70
please Linus, more of this Troubleshooting tips!
leungclj 1 year ago 41
I have the same monitor and the same thing happened, and it just corrected itself. not what you want from a high end monitor, they have tendancy to buzz as well
morbidal 1 year ago
This problem is called. Accer.
salmonsushi 1 year ago 3
Have you tried to turn it of and on agaiN?
MrDucktaper 1 year ago
Could that be an opcion of the monitor? I have something similar, not the same but somthing similar.
MrDucktaper 1 year ago
This reminds me of my EVGA 8800 Ultra SC do'n wierd stuff, it turns off & on my monitor, is if it austo refreshing it's image, GPU isn't too hot, as GPU-Z shows, but I think it's a similar defect to the VGA card it's self
As if some solder points in the PCB are not connected good enough, maybe the old G80 Oven trick might be needed.
Have you tested this VGA card with a nother monitor let being a CRT and other TFT?
If the same still occurs then you will know it's the VGA?
Peace.
obiwankenobi28 1 year ago
huh ?
gravexx 1 year ago
Thats why I'm a mac user :)
Lupic95 1 year ago
@Lupic95 oh I see, so instead of fixing your mac you buy a new one right? haha FAIL.
Cezarijus 1 year ago
@Cezarijus Nah, instead of fixing it, you take it to Apple instead who fix it for you so you don't have to faff around. That's why you have warranty's and stuff.
TalesOfWar 1 year ago
That happens sometimes with certain Acer monitors, I knew that you had to unplug it before you did it. I've heard several people complain about that issue and say that disconnecting the power fixes it every time. =P
SilverJigProductions 1 year ago
Looks like it uses a mux to produce a widescreen output. Probably why, when you disconnect it, the mux turned back on.
consolemaster 1 year ago
Pixel Wars! The dark side of the Monitor!
darthjump 1 year ago 2
you should do a linustechtips: behind the scenes! :D
thespeedmaster 1 year ago 2
Your typing is soo fast man........
ravitejkotipalli 1 year ago
Go to regedit, and turn off object snap and restart
LbsOfTech 1 year ago
Dude you know Apple is anti techonoligcal, if Apple had monopoly on the IT world, we would get VGA camera 2015, and MP3 player on mobiles when Steve Jobs is retiring.
Donkens 1 year ago
Isn't that an FPS problem, or something...
Because the frames are divided in half, and each side is rendered separately.. or something like that.
imalwayswatchingu00 1 year ago
If you want you can give it to me, i dont have problem...
TheJuanguitar 1 year ago
thats the 120hz acer right? i have the alienware optix 23 inch, the 120hz monitor, from what i understand its basically the same internals or something, but that half screen thing has happened to me too. only a few times. i think nvidia 3d vision might be causing it. a simple restart did get my full screen back tho. what it was exactly tho, i dont know. i was using a evga gtx 260 btw.
ayewanrice 1 year ago
typical acer monitor. i have a 22" lcd that still doesn't work, sent it back to acer twice and they claimed they couldn't find an issue, yet i had the same problem on two completely different computers.
chasezas 1 year ago