Weird lines on monitor

[SOLVED] [SOLVED] New screen with horizontal lines Thread starter Thread starter Twinrehz Start date Start date May 22, 2019 You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 I'm not sure how to google this issue, so I have to just make a thread.I got myself a brand new MSI MAG271CQR, 2560x1440 144Hz screen, and it has these weird "dark" lines across the entirety of the screen, which is most visible on grey background, like in this photo the top of the photo, you can see what I mean. This is VERY visible, and it's all across the screen. It was there when the screen was running at 60Hz, when I switched on G-sync, when I changed the refresh-rate to 144Hz. No changing of settings did anything to it. I'm wondering, is there a setting somewhere that that I can change (it's even visible on the windows logo during boot), or is there something wrong with the screen? My graphics card is an Asus ROG Strix RTX 2070, and other screens connected to it do not have these weird lines. Lutfij May 22, 2019 Try using all available connectivity options for the monitor to rule out a faulty cable or port and then try a donor system that can handle the monitor to verify that the monitor is the culprit. Once found to be the monitor, you can proceed with an RMA. I'd suggest

The default themes. 01-11-2020, 05:10 PM #31 Human being with feelings Join Date: May 2014 Location: Norway Posts: 1,001 Your opinions align mostly with mine, pandabot. I never use those things either, except very rarely. I was thinking about removing global automation actually. I will remove the "record mode" button in the TCP, because I usually just right click the record arm button when I need MIDI overdub.Here's a gif with more elements themed. Quite nifty to have the record monitor button appear only when tracks are armed.The record arm button looks a bit weird. Not sure what to do with that one. 01-11-2020, 05:48 PM #32 Human being with feelings Join Date: Dec 2015 Posts: 2,112 - Recarm button looks fine to me. you might try removing the gradiation and making it 'flat' when armed or 'lit'.- like the shadowless knobs.- preferred the gray knobs to the 'monochrome' version, but that version still works.- Monochrome knob version could use a touch more differentiation/delineation for faster identification :: 01-12-2020, 08:57 AM #33 Human being with feelings Join Date: May 2014 Location: Norway Posts: 1,001 I tried a bunch of variations for the record arm button. In the end, I went with gradient since almost every other element has a soft gradient, so it's more consistent.Decided to go for Blackadder ITC as the track title font.jkEdit: Most of the TCP is usable now. Not sure how to color the FX button when it has plugins on it.The exporting process in Affinity is really nice for elements that do not need pink lines. Literally done in seconds. Last edited by Mordi; 01-12-2020 at 09:22 AM. 01-12-2020, 09:47 AM #34 Human being with feelings Join Date: Dec 2015 Posts: 476 Quote: Originally Posted by Mordi Not sure how to color the FX button when it has plugins on it. How's this as an idea: the font color changes from dark grey to light grey and the (background) button color gets darker?P. S. If you don't mind me saying this, it seems there's a bit too much space on the right of "X" from "FX"...And if on the Route button the Send and the Receive lines were not vertical but horisontal (let's say, with the Send line on the top),it would be easyer to "read". "No vertical lines — no Master send". Last edited by AugerJ; 01-12-2020 at 10:03 AM. 01-12-2020, 10:36 AM #35

Question Viotek GN24CB Monitor Flashes/Flickers on 120hz and 144hz Thread starter Thread starter KevinTH Start date Start date Aug 11, 2020 You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Aug 11, 2020 1 0 10 #1 I've had this monitor for over a year now and this has never happened to me. I noticed that now when I set the monitor to 144hz or 120hz the screen starts to flash/flicker. I have made sure all my drivers are up to date and I have also reset my computer and changed multiple HDMI coords.This is what it looks like- View: #2 I have a Viotek GFT27DB that has similar issues, although I'm not entirely sure it's monitor related. I built my new computer in january this year, running with a 3800x, RTX 2080 Super, 16GB 3200MHZ Ram, ASRock X570 board, and that monitor. Ever since I got it, had some weird graphical issues. Flickering and flashing like crazy on Skyrim near water regardless of refresh rate (Although 60 makes it happen far less frequently and take longer to begin, once it starts it won't stop). WoW does it too but barely. Overwatch barely does anything glitchy but a black box/rectangle likes to appear and flicker in the top left of the screen when I first join matches oftentimes.I thought it was the monitor but then I tried my old monitor and discovered it was still happening on that, and then even my old computer began doing the same issues.So I'm wondering if maybe there's some kind of weird driver issue or software issue out there, maybe with ASRock motherboards (My old PC had one too) or with Ryzen's or NVIdia cards or maybe Windows 10, I have no idea.Anyway my point was that my monitor does things too but I have no idea if it's Viotek or if it's a different cause. #3 I have a Viotek GFT27DB that has similar issues, although I'm not entirely sure it's monitor related. I built my new computer

In january this year, running with a 3800x, RTX 2080 Super, 16GB 3200MHZ Ram, ASRock X570 board, and that monitor. Ever since I got it, had some weird graphical issues. Flickering and flashing like crazy on Skyrim near water regardless of refresh rate (Although 60 makes it happen far less frequently and take longer to begin, once it starts it won't stop). WoW does it too but barely. Overwatch barely does anything glitchy but a black box/rectangle likes to appear and flicker in the top left of the screen when I first join matches oftentimes.I thought it was the monitor but then I tried my old monitor and discovered it was still happening on that, and then even my old computer began doing the same issues.So I'm wondering if maybe there's some kind of weird driver issue or software issue out there, maybe with ASRock motherboards (My old PC had one too) or with Ryzen's or NVIdia cards or maybe Windows 10, I have no idea.Anyway my point was that my monitor does things too but I have no idea if it's Viotek or if it's a different cause. Were you ever able to get to the bottom of this issue?I have the VIOTEK SUW49C monitor and I have similar symptoms. Toggling refresh rate from 120-144 sometimes "fixes" the issue for a bit. Then other times it just works for whatever reason for a few days at a time.I too have the ASRock X399 board (tachi) w/ TR1950x and I have a single GTX1080TI. I am starting to think maybe its electrical interference from this motherboard / CPU / GPU combination. Last edited: Oct 30, 2020 #4 View: is a quick clip I just sent over to VIOTEK support. I don't have high hopes they will do anything.Sometimes my monitor works fine for hours straight and for no reason it will just act up. Its driving me crazy because I am going back and forth thinking I have cracked it but it might just boil down to bad components when this run was manufactured.I spent too much cash on this