1.

Solve : Vertical Lines Monitor?

Answer»

Hi,
I recently bought i5 3570k and radeon 7850, so the problem i am facing is that
mostly during GAMING(in dark backgrounds) i see some broad vertical lines.
 
my monitor is GL benq 2030 and it has a vga connection and i use the dvi to vga connector i got with the graphic card(radeon 7850).
 
To my surprise i didn't notice any such vertical lines when i connected the very same pc to my old CRT monitor,only with this new monitor i am facing vertical lines flowing upside down.
 
I have enabled tripple buffering and VSYNC in games that have that option, also lucid logic virtu mvp i got with asus board is also installed.
 
Please help me in knowing exactly what is causing this display issue and what can i do to have it resolved, either its graphic card problem or monitor problem,Please help me out.
 
thanks
Verify that GL benq 2030 REFRESH rate is 60Hz, under Control Panel--Display--SETTINGS--Advanced--Monitor
LCD/LED monitors are locked at 60Hz, CRT's could be set at various rates.  Plug & Play monitors should set this automatically.

Could also be a bad connection.  Does your graphics card have VGA or only DVI?

Your monitor has a DVI input, so why do you need the adapter?
http://www.benq.us/product/monitor/gl2030/specifications Quote from: Computer_Commando on October 25, 2012, 10:49:58 AM

Verify that GL benq 2030 refresh rate is 60Hz, under Control Panel--Display--Settings--Advanced--Monitor
LCD/LED monitors are locked at 60Hz, CRT's could be set at various rates.  Plug & Play monitors should set this automatically.

Could also be a bad connection.  Does your graphics card have VGA or only DVI?

Your monitor has a DVI input, so why do you need the adapter?
http://www.benq.us/product/monitor/gl2030/specifications


In my graphic card i have  single link dvi n double link dvi and hdmi port, since monitor i mention has
only vga connection so for it to get plugged in pc i have to use dvi to vga adapter that came free
with the graphic card.2 things you can try...
Power down and remove all power to the PC...remove and re-seat the vid card...sounds like it's not a software issue.
2nd...buy a new adapter...many are dodgy cheap knockoffs. Quote from: HardwareTwitch on October 25, 2012, 02:06:12 PM
... since monitor i mention has only vga connection ...
Benq says monitor you say you have has 2 Input Connectors:  D-sub / DVI-D
2030A is D-sub only. Quote from: Computer_Commando on October 25, 2012, 05:16:53 PM
Benq says monitor you say you have has 2 Input Connectors:  D-sub / DVI-D
2030A is D-sub only.

I have 2030A with D-sub only


Discussion

No Comment Found