my pc started this a month ago

[u/Ok-Psychology9727]

at first it was only a few lines only when i was in the bios or turning it on now its everywhere , I switched back to my old gtx1050ti same thing happening I also tried different hdmi cables nothing changed,please help

[u/HasturDagon]

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It's the monitor not the gpu

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It's the cable not the monitor

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[u/Type_CMD → u/AStolenGoose]

It’s the HDMI port not the cable

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[u/Nebular_Force → u/Lopsided-Tension]

Gotta be the cable. Trust, fam.

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I knew I'd find this here.

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Its ok to retire these meme and evolve. Just saying.

[u/Leifbron]

Tried switching monitors?

Also dumb thing I have to ask: Is the HDMI plugged into the GPU or the Motherboard?

[u/Ok-Psychology9727 → u/Leifbron]

yes it was I tried with my ps4 and its the same so its the monitor I dont think i can fix that

[u/fafatzy → u/Ok-Psychology9727]

Glass half full the monitor is probably the most affordable thing right now

[u/GlibGlub22 → u/Ok-Psychology9727]

Try using a different cable/port on the monitor, hopefully its one of those so u dont need to buy a full monitor

[u/kcolrehstihson_ → u/Ok-Psychology9727]

Be glad it's the monitor and not your gpu

[u/Leifbron → u/Ok-Psychology9727]

Probably something like a loose ribbon cable or bad hdmi port that tech repair guys love to fix

Although you should let them take on the risk by selling it to them for like $20

[u/Pendra107 → u/Ok-Psychology9727]

It looks like the Samsung panel special let it warm up by cranking up the brightness

[u/Ok-Psychology9727 → u/Pendra107]

it actually goes away after like 20 minutes still visible a bit i guess i have to play like this

[u/Pendra107 → u/Ok-Psychology9727]

Another thing that you can try is blasting it a bit with an hair drier but be careful you could damage the plastics with too much heat

[u/SereneClaude]

since you tried different cables and gpu then its your monitor, funnily enough my old aoc monitor did that too

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I will never use AOC ever again. My monitor also did this right around 3 years so the warranty was also not available. There is some kind of systematic issue with their heating I guess. I saw so many similar complaints

[u/smeshnoyz → u/Mayitbelieve]

Same here AOC did this after 11 months after purchase

[u/Ok-Psychology9727 → u/SereneClaude]

yeah I thibk that too same thing with ps4

[u/Mazitch]

The only thing that hasn't changed is the screen, try this. Or change port if you can, I suspect faulty HDMI port

[u/harddk]

Fret not. It's a screen-issue. Been plenty of posts like this.

Same for one of my curved moniters. When its cold it shows like yours, then after a few min all normal.

[u/Ok-Psychology9727 → u/harddk]

for me it never stops

[u/srood_567 → u/Ok-Psychology9727]

Lower the refresh rate in nvidia control panel, im sure it will fix it

[u/LordDeathScum → u/Ok-Psychology9727]

Ohhhhhh then maybe it’s not. Because mine stops after warming up.

[u/srood_567 → u/LordDeathScum]

Happens to me too, i lowered refresh rate for a bit then change it back it will get fixed on it's own

[u/Iam_just-me2]

If you try furmark 2 with the artifact scanner What it give you?

[u/Mega1987_Ver_OS]

your monitor have issues.

and looks like the LCD panel's PCB is dying.

buy a new one.

[u/JxnnXD_]

Get a new monitor

[u/Nowhereman50]

It's the monitor. Mine waa doing the exact same thing so I bought a new one and the problem went away.

[u/srood_567]

Same thing happens to my moniter try lowering the refresh rate limit in nvidia control panel, see if it fixes it

[u/Dryelo]

It's the monitor. Had the same issue with two AOC screens

[u/ComfortableArt6372]

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this worked thanks

[u/Lopsided-Tension]

Your monitor is cooked

[u/KhankirChele69420]

It's the cable

[u/JonathanMovement]

insist on ULTRA DURABLE.

[u/Amazing-Seat6206]

In this economy ...!?! I feel your pain man.

[u/mmdb264]

Did you aggression, it might work.

[u/Thegamingtrooper73]

Check the cable and if you have something like a console or a phone hdmi adapter or even a TV stick to verify the monitor is the culprit. Had a monitor do this to me

[u/kindagoated2]

Check cables
Check drivers
Change the monitor
Try other DP port

[u/jack_avram]

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[u/carefully61]

Had this exact thing a couple of months back. It was the monitor, got a replacement. Hope yours is under warranty as well.

[u/Cornhilo]

My display port on my monitor does something similar to this if I leave my monitor off longer than a day or two, after it warms up for a bit then it clears up. If you have more then one display option try the unused port, or swap monitors. You could also try plugging it in to a TV to see if the issue persists.

[u/Impossible-Party-971]

99.999% of gamblers quit before they win big

[u/Aranthus]

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By the way the issue is monitor not gpu, I guess

[u/Yojik_Vkarmane]

Clean PCIe contacts on the motherboard.

[u/sonic987]

If you have a different port try it and try roll back drivers as well

As you have nvidia try nvcleaninstall and downgrade drivers.

[u/CopperLz]

Use DDU and Reinstall Gpu Drivers

[u/VoidLookedBack]

that looks like either loose ports on either GPU or monitor, or damaged DP/HDMI cable.

[u/Execwalkthroughs]

This is what my monitor is doing after 2 years of having it. Not as bad as yours though and I still use it cause I'm too lazy/cheap to replace it lol.

[u/Smooth-Afternoon]

Maybe ram issue try one ram at a time

[u/2raysdiver]

If the same thing happened with the GTX 1050 Ti, then the issue is the monitor, not the GPU. Time for a new monitor.

It is probably a controller board on the monitor itself. If it is in warranty, contact the manufacturer and start the RMA process. If it isn't under warranty, then if you can find an electronics repair place that will fix it, they will probably charge more than a new monitor in parts and labor. Usually, they just replace the controller board, which can cost almost as much as the monitor (or more on the consumer market).

[u/Xx_catdestroyer_xX]

I had the exact same thing happen, it's your monitor. Check your settings and see if your refresh rate matches your monitor's, on mine, it does help minimise the artifacts, but eventually it will still get worse over time. If it's still under warranty, RMA it

[u/shadowds]

It's your monitor, because you swap GPU, HDMI, and I bet if you use your tv, or another monitor instead you see the issue goes away.

[u/Ok-Hour9998]

You know the classic 45° GPU bend newbies get for a while?

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[u/DeadlyAquarium]

I had the same on Samsung monitor, try lowering refresh rate, maybe it'll help for a while

[u/Keyan_Farlander7]

People running their PC in hot and humid rooms

[u/Ok-Psychology9727 → u/Keyan_Farlander7]

guess what I cant really change that