Hey everybody,
My LCD monitor (Hanns-G HZ281H, 1980x1200) seems to have decided to suddenly die, and I don’t know what to do about it. The extreme left side of the monitor is working normally, but there is a “burn-in”/ghosting that gets progressively worse on the right side, with several seconds of lag on the extreme right side. For example, when scrolling a webpage vertically: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSEzUxFDA7o
It seems to be hardware and the monitor itself, because the monitor OSD (contrast, DVI/VGA/HDMI selection, etc.) is affected by the problem too (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-TklaKmmEE)
It happened suddenly while I was using it. One second it worked normally, the next the problem appeared. I had never heard about a fault like this. If anything, I saw people who had shattered the LCD panel and it was still working (kind of). Anyone know what I could do?
My LCD monitor (Hanns-G HZ281H, 1980x1200) seems to have decided to suddenly die, and I don’t know what to do about it. The extreme left side of the monitor is working normally, but there is a “burn-in”/ghosting that gets progressively worse on the right side, with several seconds of lag on the extreme right side. For example, when scrolling a webpage vertically: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSEzUxFDA7o
It seems to be hardware and the monitor itself, because the monitor OSD (contrast, DVI/VGA/HDMI selection, etc.) is affected by the problem too (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-TklaKmmEE)
It happened suddenly while I was using it. One second it worked normally, the next the problem appeared. I had never heard about a fault like this. If anything, I saw people who had shattered the LCD panel and it was still working (kind of). Anyone know what I could do?
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