How to Fix Monitor Ghosting?

[stephenjp13]

So i have had this problem ever since i got my new monitor. I had a old emachines monitor and it was working perfectly until it fell and the lcd broke. I so bought a new monitor. A brand new one. It is a 2015/2016 monitor. It was $100. The brand is AOC. I plugged it in and everything was working perfectlyy until i noticed that everytime i play a game it is "blurry". Especially when it is dark in the game. I am not sure if this is Screen tear but I think it's not. I don't know if its my video card settings or the whole monitor honestly. But i have a Gyazo link to show you guys http://

 

[AGiLE KiTTY]

Hello,

Are you sure that you don't have Motion Blur activated in game or with some other software?

 

[James Mason]

That looks like "ghosting" which is a problem that monitors with a High Response Time (like 20+ms) will experience.

Can you tell us what specific monitor model you have?

Also have you tried maybe turning on v-sync in your game settings?

 

[stephenjp13]

Hello,

Are you sure that you don't have Motion Blur activated in game or with some other software?

No I do not have motion Blur blur Activated.

 

[stephenjp13]

That looks like "ghosting" which is a problem that monitors with a High Response Time (like 20+ms) will experience.

Can you tell us what specific monitor model you have?

Also have you tried maybe turning on v-sync in your game settings?

The Specific Monitor I have is an AOC M2060SW the Native Resolution is 1920x1080 Refresh rate is 60 and with different resolutions it can go to 59.... I also tried all the Vsync settings. I even turned on Vsync on My nvidia Control Panel. I turned it on Adaptation, Off, On, Global Settings... I turn Vsync on in my games. Nothing Works. I try different Resolutions too. Nothing. I am really frustrated and it is annoying.

 

[AGiLE KiTTY]

Hello,

Are you sure that you don't have Motion Blur activated in game or with some other software?

No I do not have motion Blur blur Activated.

Make sure You are playing on your monitor's native resolution. The issue usually occurs when playing in anything lower. Maybe this could be the issue here?

 

[stephenjp13]

Hello,

Are you sure that you don't have Motion Blur activated in game or with some other software?

No I do not have motion Blur blur Activated.

Make sure You are playing on your monitor's native resolution. The issue usually occurs when playing in anything lower. Maybe this could be the issue here?

I am playing on my Monitors Native settings also.. 1920x1080.. .. Still is ghosting

 

[AGiLE KiTTY]

I am sorry this issue is still happening. Have you disabled anti aliasing or are you using FXAA or TXAA?

 

[stephenjp13]

I am sorry this issue is still happening. Have you disabled anti aliasing or are you using FXAA or TXAA?

I don't know if you ment my nvidia control panel settings, game settings, or Monitor Settings but i went to my Nvidia Control panel and AA, FXAA, TXAA are all turned off.

 

[stephenjp13]

Also, It happens more often when my Game is dark. Like for instance When it is Night time in Skyrim

 

[AGiLE KiTTY]

I am sorry this issue is still happening. Have you disabled anti aliasing or are you using FXAA or TXAA?

I don't know if you ment my nvidia control panel settings, game settings, or Monitor Settings but i went to my Nvidia Control panel and AA, FXAA, TXAA are all turned off.

And AA is turned off in game as well? Try activating AA in game then. Use a method like SMAA or MSAA

 

[stephenjp13]

I am sorry this issue is still happening. Have you disabled anti aliasing or are you using FXAA or TXAA?

I don't know if you ment my nvidia control panel settings, game settings, or Monitor Settings but i went to my Nvidia Control panel and AA, FXAA, TXAA are all turned off.

And AA is turned off in game as well? Try activating AA then.

I just tried so many Combinations xD.. Yes i had AA on in my Control panel and AA off in my game.. Then Vice Versa... Nothing still...

 

[James Mason]

Uhh, what kind of video cable are you using?

You ideally want to use a DVI-D Dual Link as pictured below:

 

[stephenjp13]

Uhh, what kind of video cable are you using?

You ideally want to use a DVI-D Dual Link as pictured below:

I have the normal VGA Cable, but my Graphics card needed a DVI-I Dual Link. So i Needed to get a adapter.. So the Monitor is using VGA and my Graphics card DVI-I dual link... With the adapter of course.

 

[AGiLE KiTTY]

Uhh, what kind of video cable are you using?

You ideally want to use a DVI-D Dual Link as pictured below:

I have the normal VGA Cable, but my Graphics card needed a DVI-I Dual Link. So i Needed to get a adapter.. So the Monitor is using VGA and my Graphics card DVI-I dual link... With the adapter of course.

VGA port in a 1920x1080p 60Hz monitor? Isn't there a HDMI port?

 

[stephenjp13]

Uhh, what kind of video cable are you using?

You ideally want to use a DVI-D Dual Link as pictured below:

I have the normal VGA Cable, but my Graphics card needed a DVI-I Dual Link. So i Needed to get a adapter.. So the Monitor is using VGA and my Graphics card DVI-I dual link... With the adapter of course.

VGA port in a 1920x1080p 60Hz monitor? Isn't there a HDMI port?

No.. There is an HDMi on my Graphics card though.. There is also a DVI-D Dual link in the Monitor as well..

 

[AGiLE KiTTY]

Uhh, what kind of video cable are you using?

You ideally want to use a DVI-D Dual Link as pictured below:

I have the normal VGA Cable, but my Graphics card needed a DVI-I Dual Link. So i Needed to get a adapter.. So the Monitor is using VGA and my Graphics card DVI-I dual link... With the adapter of course.

VGA port in a 1920x1080p 60Hz monitor? Isn't there a HDMI port?

No.. There is an HDMi on my Graphics card though.. There is also a DVI-D Dual link in the Monitor as well..

What prevents your from connecting your GPU to your monitor with a DVI cable? Your monitor has a DVI port and your graphics card should have one too. Don't care about the DVI D and DVI D right now. Post what happens after that.

 

[stephenjp13]

Uhh, what kind of video cable are you using?

You ideally want to use a DVI-D Dual Link as pictured below:

I have the normal VGA Cable, but my Graphics card needed a DVI-I Dual Link. So i Needed to get a adapter.. So the Monitor is using VGA and my Graphics card DVI-I dual link... With the adapter of course.

VGA port in a 1920x1080p 60Hz monitor? Isn't there a HDMI port?

No.. There is an HDMi on my Graphics card though.. There is also a DVI-D Dual link in the Monitor as well..

What prevents your from connecting your GPU to your monitor with a DVI cable? Your monitor has a DVI port and your graphics card should have one too.

MY Monitor only has a VGA and a DVI-D dual link.. But my GPU has Hdmi and DVI-I Dual Link... So it's not the same..

 

[AGiLE KiTTY]

Uhh, what kind of video cable are you using?

You ideally want to use a DVI-D Dual Link as pictured below:

I have the normal VGA Cable, but my Graphics card needed a DVI-I Dual Link. So i Needed to get a adapter.. So the Monitor is using VGA and my Graphics card DVI-I dual link... With the adapter of course.

VGA port in a 1920x1080p 60Hz monitor? Isn't there a HDMI port?

No.. There is an HDMi on my Graphics card though.. There is also a DVI-D Dual link in the Monitor as well..

What prevents your from connecting your GPU to your monitor with a DVI cable? Your monitor has a DVI port and your graphics card should have one too.

MY Monitor only has a VGA and a DVI-D dual link.. But my GPU has Hdmi and DVI-I Dual Link... So it's not the same..

Yes but you can connect them with the DVI cable though. I have done that. Please try it for testing purposes

 

[stephenjp13]

Uhh, what kind of video cable are you using?

You ideally want to use a DVI-D Dual Link as pictured below:

I have the normal VGA Cable, but my Graphics card needed a DVI-I Dual Link. So i Needed to get a adapter.. So the Monitor is using VGA and my Graphics card DVI-I dual link... With the adapter of course.

VGA port in a 1920x1080p 60Hz monitor? Isn't there a HDMI port?

No.. There is an HDMi on my Graphics card though.. There is also a DVI-D Dual link in the Monitor as well..

What prevents your from connecting your GPU to your monitor with a DVI cable? Your monitor has a DVI port and your graphics card should have one too.

MY Monitor only has a VGA and a DVI-D dual link.. But my GPU has Hdmi and DVI-I Dual Link... So it's not the same..

 

[WildCard999]

You can put a DVI-D cable into a DVI-I slot.

 

[stephenjp13]

You can put a DVI-D cable into a DVI-I slot.

So Should i just get a new cable? That might help with the ghosting? Also i figured out that one of my pins in my DVI-I adapter is bent and doesnt go into my Graphics card...

 

[James Mason]

MY Monitor only has a VGA and a DVI-D dual link.. But my GPU has Hdmi and DVI-I Dual Link... So it's not the same..

Yeah, so i suspect it's the cable/adapter. While the vga to dvi adapter is "working" it's obviously got some problems.
But all you need is a DVI-D Dual Link cable, no adapter. The DVI-I port on the GPU transmits both an analog and digital signal if you use a DVI-I cable, but if you use a DVI-D cable, it only transmits the digital signal, which is what we want.

http://www.playtool.com/pages/dvicompat/dvi.html

A DVI-D cable will fit in a DVI-I port, but a DVI-I cable will NOT fit in a DVI-D port.

So you just need a DVI-D cable:
http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-DVI-D-Dual-Link-Cable-10-feet/dp/B000067RM2
(you may be able to find one cheaper/a different length depending on what you need.

 

[AGiLE KiTTY]

VGA cable is not capable of delivering 1920X1080p at a refresh rate of 60. And this is why you have this "ghosting". The DVI cable should have the DVID format but it's plug. So you can try plugging one end to the DVI-D in your monitor and the other end into the DVI-I in the graphics card. Is this clear? Your monitor should have a DVI cable bundled to its package.

 

[WildCard999]

You can put a DVI-D cable into a DVI-I slot.

So Should i just get a new cable? That might help with the ghosting? Also i figured out that one of my pins in my DVI-I adapter is bent and doesnt go into my Graphics card...

That bent pin might be causing that issue but you wont know until you replace it, but yes you will want to use the DVI connections.