[SOLVED] Cracking Noises from the monitor, any help?

[Gon01]

So I recently bought a new monitor, samsung odyssey g7. When I turn on the monitor (it is not always) I hear a clicking noise. It is not a constant noise, it happens for example every 30 seconds or every 2 minutes, and lasts about 10 minutes until it disappears. But the real problem is when I turn off the monitor when I go to bed, and then there is a noise that always happens when I turn off the monitor. I already thought it was energy related, but I did the test to turn off the monitor and the noises continued. I also researched that it may have to do with thermal expansion, but idk to be honest. if its thermal expension, disappears after a while, or will I have to live with this annoying noise?
I am still within the return period, is it recommended to change?

 

[white.a.drew]

So I recently bought a new monitor, samsung odyssey g7. When I turn on the monitor (it is not always) I hear a clicking noise. It is not a constant noise, it happens for example every 30 seconds or every 2 minutes, and lasts about 10 minutes until it disappears. But the real problem is when I turn off the monitor when I go to bed, and then there is a noise that always happens when I turn off the monitor. I already thought it was energy related, but I did the test to turn off the monitor and the noises continued. I also researched that it may have to do with thermal expansion, but idk to be honest. if its thermal expension, disappears after a while, or will I have to live with this annoying noise?
I am still within the return period, is it recommended to change?

Yes i would send back to retailer and request a new one

 

[Gon01]

Yes i would send back to retailer and request a new one

the thing is that the monitor is perfect, no backlight bleed, no dead pixels, nothing, just this annoying noise...

 

[white.a.drew]

the thing is that the monitor is perfect, no backlight bleed, no dead pixels, nothing, just this annoying noise...

Yes but is generally a power issue with the psu brick it'self or wiring to it

 

[Gon01]

Yes but is generally a power issue with the psu brick it'self or wiring to it

Honestly i think not, this particular monitor comes with the psu off the monitor, and I have already tried disconnecting everything. Sound comes from inside the monitor. that's why I suspect thermal expansion. like the sound its not to loud, and neither does it come from the same side. sometimes it's on the right side and sometimes on the left. but I think that even so I will ask for an exchange, I think it is unacceptable for a 700 € monitor to come with these problems.

 

[white.a.drew]

Honestly i think not, this particular monitor comes with the psu off the monitor, and I have already tried disconnecting everything. Sound comes from inside the monitor. that's why I suspect thermal expansion. like the sound its not to loud, and neither does it come from the same side. sometimes it's on the right side and sometimes on the left. but I think that even so I will ask for an exchange, I think it is unacceptable for a 700 € monitor to come with these problems.

The psu for the monitor is in the monitor what is sitting outside the monitor is a power converter basically regulating the power to the monitor so it's not over volted or under volted

 

[Gon01]

The psu for the monitor is in the monitor what is sitting outside the monitor is a power converter basically regulating the power to the monitor so it's not over volted or under volted

but it can happen even when the monitor is all un pluged from energy?

 

[Quaternion]

It's definitely thermal. My PG43UQ does the same thing. Certain varieties of panels just run hot.

 

[white.a.drew]

but it can happen even when the monitor is all un pluged from energy?

Yes and no for maybe 5 minutes. At most but other then that no the power runing through the hole thing should wear off by then. Thermal is more likely.

 

[Gon01]

It's definitely thermal. My PG43UQ does the same thing. Certain varieties of panels just run hot.

it is worth, try to got a replacement?

 

[Gon01]

Yes and no for maybe 5 minutes. At most but other then that no the power runing through the hole thing should wear off by then. Thermal is more likely.

yes, it is very capable of being thermal expansion ...

 

[white.a.drew]

yes, it is very capable of being thermal expansion ...

??? Yeah i already know this.... Thank you...... I just said that it's more likely to be this do to after about 5min of being unplugged the extra power in the system should have warn off.... I just didnt realize before he was saying he had the monitor unplugged for longer then this and it would still happen.... Which is why in the end i said again most likely thermal expansion