I got a Samsung LC32JG50QQNZA Series Curved 32" which is just a little over 2 years old (and therefore, out of warranty). It's connected to a EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 Super Black Gaming GPU along with two other monitors, one connected to HDMI and another connected to another DP.
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You can see a small glimpse of my wallpaper on the upper corner. This was taken with all the lights off in my room.
I had just gotten back from a trip, and I turned on my shutdown computer only to see the Samsung monitor glitchy up, showing a scuffed version of the image, and then slowly blacking out with lines and other things giving it a bit of a "burn" effect.
However, when I switched inputs to HDMI, it seems like everything is fine, the monitor shows the HDMI output great. Albeit, now without the 144 hz.
For the life of me, I have not figured out what went wrong with my displayport.
Here's what I've done so far:
-Unplugged it from the power, and plugged it back in.
-Used a different Displayport Cable
-Plugged Monitor into alternative Displayport (which my other monitor was using without any problem).
-Switching between Displayport Version 1.1 and 1.2 (1.1 resulted in it not detecting a signal).
-Updated GPU firmware
Other monitors seem to be doing well, so I don't think it's a GPU issue.
Is the Displayport to this monitor finished? Should I be shopping for a new one now? Or is there something else I can try before throwing my wallet at another monitor?
Image:
You can see a small glimpse of my wallpaper on the upper corner. This was taken with all the lights off in my room.
I had just gotten back from a trip, and I turned on my shutdown computer only to see the Samsung monitor glitchy up, showing a scuffed version of the image, and then slowly blacking out with lines and other things giving it a bit of a "burn" effect.
However, when I switched inputs to HDMI, it seems like everything is fine, the monitor shows the HDMI output great. Albeit, now without the 144 hz.
For the life of me, I have not figured out what went wrong with my displayport.
Here's what I've done so far:
-Unplugged it from the power, and plugged it back in.
-Used a different Displayport Cable
-Plugged Monitor into alternative Displayport (which my other monitor was using without any problem).
-Switching between Displayport Version 1.1 and 1.2 (1.1 resulted in it not detecting a signal).
-Updated GPU firmware
Other monitors seem to be doing well, so I don't think it's a GPU issue.
Is the Displayport to this monitor finished? Should I be shopping for a new one now? Or is there something else I can try before throwing my wallet at another monitor?
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