Question Monitor turns "deep fried"

[jalyx5]

Hello people. I've been trying to figure out a problem with my computer but haven't been able to do so, so I came to this forum to see if any of you knew what was going. Basically what happens is my monitor will turn "deep fried" for maybe half a second then return to normal, this never happens in games only outside of games. I should add that it doesn't happen often either as well maybe 4-5 times a day or less. I also swapped monitors recently to see if that would fix it but it didn't so I'm guessing it's an issue with my GPU?

 

[punkncat]

System specs and English translation/definition of what "deep fried" in the world of display means to you?

 

[jalyx5]

Aurora 12 Gaming PC
GPU : Alienware 3090
CPU : i9-11900kf
RAM: 32GB
Windows 11

To explain the "deep fried" - the colors go sort of darker like in the image. (I'm not joking, this is just the easiest representation)

 

[punkncat]

To be fair, where this could be a variety of issues....since that is a new-ish Dell system (and I hate to do you like this) it would be best to contact their customer service support and walk them through the issue with you. It could end up being a warranty issue and you really don't want to go fishing around in there hunting in a way they could perceive as voiding said.

 

[jalyx5]

Right, sounds good I probably will do that. Thank you for taking a look at this issue.

 

[Fernando3232]

i have the exact same problem, but never while playing games
are you using windows 11 too?

 

[jalyx5]

i have the exact same problem, but never while playing games
are you using windows 11 too?

Yeah I am using Windows 11 - it might have something to do with Windows 11 specifically but I haven't reverted back to Windows 10 yet, however I did turn off "Hardware Acceleration" within my browser and I haven't noticed it for almost half a day now. You can try that out & see if it works for you as well.

 

[Parroty69]

I have the same problem too. I am also using Windows 11. Maybe this is an issue with Windows 11? This happens to me when I'm watching a video on youtube or something. The taskbar also has that effect (maybe it is not a problem with the browser?)

 

[Parroty69]

Yeah I am using Windows 11 - it might have something to do with Windows 11 specifically but I haven't reverted back to Windows 10 yet, however I did turn off "Hardware Acceleration" within my browser and I haven't noticed it for almost half a day now. You can try that out & see if it works for you as well.

Does it still have the problem? If not, what did you do to fix it?

 

[jalyx5]

Does it still have the problem? If not, what did you do to fix it?

It happened yesterday once for the first time since I posted about the Hardware Acceleration while I was on a virtual Machine. Not too sure on what causes it to be honest.

 

[Parroty69]

It happened yesterday once for the first time since I posted about the Hardware Acceleration while I was on a virtual Machine. Not too sure on what causes it to be honest.

Windows 11 sure is buggy for a final release.

 

[jalyx5]

Windows 11 sure is buggy for a final release.

I'm confident it's a Windows 11 bug 100% because I recently replaced almost every part in my build (was going to redo my pc anyways) & it still happens.

 

[Parroty69]

I'm confident it's a Windows 11 bug 100% because I recently replaced almost every part in my build (was going to redo my pc anyways) & it still happens.

The fact that all of us that have the problem are using Windows 11 is not a coincidence.