Recent content by Bentp2019

Pretty bad, and this is an old model and I guess it's out of warranty. Have you tried using another cable? Hope it is the cable, otherwise, I don't see a solution here.

https://www.displayninja.com/pixel-walk-pixel-inversion/ Check on this. and do the troubleshooting steps: Adjust the brightness and/or sharpness settings on your monitor Lower your monitor’s screen resolution, and then return the resolution to native Power cycle the monitor Reboot your...

So you mean that using the HDMI- DVI will make the monitor auto power-off? That's way too weird, but sounds like the issue is about the chip in the monitor.

I'd say I LOVE this display! The impressive color and picture quality are just as the seller stated. It also does a great job in FPS. I played Cod warzone on it. It's a decent quality monitor for the price, you'll find out soon🆒

Is the panel a costly part of the monitor? Yap, it takes like 80% of the price. Since it a 5-year old monitor, maybe it's time to let it go.

How about having the KVM set properly and then enable the MST. I think you can control the KVM by switching the input source and having the MST simultaneously.

https://www.benq.eu/en-uk/support/downloads-faq/products/monitor/pd2705q/manual.html check it's user manual page 32, 46. You need to set it in the OSD menu>KVM switch>video input, and select the one you're using. Also, the enable auto switch. see how it works.

"a second monitor is connected via Display port", So you connect your monitor1 and monitor 2 with a DP cable, right? Then which monitor you connect your USB peripherals to? Monitor1(the one you have your PC connected with) or monitor2. And which monitor you connect to your laptop to. Here's my...

Hmm, do you have another pc/laptop or any device you can test with? Cuz, if the same issue still happens, then there's a high chance the problem is on the monitor, vice versa.

What cable did you use? Have you tried another cable and port? And is it totally random or it will happen at a specific moment like you're doing something?

Hey, you can send a repair ticket on their website if you have any issues with your monitor.

Hey, I don't think GL2460 has speakers, the 3.5mm audio out port is for external speakers connection.

I think the old monitor displays the blue screen when the signal is lost. It's not the problem of your PC or GPU. It's just the design of the monitor. What you can do is shut down the monitor manually. Look at the bright sight, save some power, save the Earth.

I use benq's monitors for work, web, and gaming. Their eye-care feature is awesome, but as I know, these features only reduce eye strain. Do you get headaches when reading text or surfing? or only after gaming? If that's the case, you may be sensitive to motion, especially in FPS games.

IMO, if you're looking for the maximum output on the refresh rate and response time and don't care about the color and other things, then choose the TN panel. https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/comparison/9257150137