chowbaaron

2 regular monitors. One for fullscreen/borderless window gaming, and a secondary for web/media/discord/etc.

If you google your question (or just look at your headphones) you'd see that you already have a 3.5mm port on the headphones. Just get a cable and plug them into the computer.

@AdkatkaShow Ryzen 3700x

@AdkatkaShow I don't believe I have onboard graphics on this PC. Is there something else I can try, or do I have to RMA this?

Are you sure you mic isn't just picking up the song, since you're blasting it on full volume?

Any further suggestions? I'm not sure what else I should try if drivers aren't the issue.

Have you actually restarted your router/modem?

Don't believe I have integrated video with this PC. This is my PC if it helps, but I get no signal from the IO it should connect to, so might now be set up? I've had this problem for a while now, first advice I got was new cables so I replaced HDMI>HDMI to DP>HDMI with no luck. I just swapped the cables into different ports, and for a minute the lines didn't appear, but suddenly popped back on the screen.

@Matty2048 @TofuHaroto Used DDU, issue persists after restarts, before and after reinstalling latest driver update. No OC I know of, only whatever would've automatically been set on connecting it to the PC. Occasionally the green lines will disappear if I go through some process of unplugging/disabling&reenabling the monitor, but ultimately they always return on a restart. I find it really hard to believe that the same issue shows up on two different make/models of monitors. Everything is perfectly fine on my PH279Q until I unplug my secondary Dell. I just don't know enough about this type of issue and really don't want to go through the process of swapping out every expensive piece of hardware I have until it's suddenly fixed.

Please read the edited post. Was trying to show the issue to friends last night and took a screenshot instead of a photo, and didn't realize (obviously) only I could see the issue since it's on my monitor.

Related video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urzcIlN3_70 Related images: https://imgur.com/a/8zNV7WJ I recently started having this display issue where these green lines would appear and seem to outline bright spots on the display. Moving a window would cause the lines to distort while selecting an area by dragging the mouse on the desktop would cause the lines to disappear. I thought it might be my secondary monitor ( Dell SE2417HG ) or the HDMI cable, but replacing the cable with a DP>HDMI only seemed to make the issue worse. When I disconnected the display, the issue appeared on my primary monitor (PG279Q), leading me to believe its a GPU issue causing this. I built this PC around November 2019, and had no real issues up until now, and everything I've tried hasn't seemed to fix it yet. Hoping someone has experience with this type of issue so I can fix it before it gets worse.

Yes.

I'd rather see some sort of data or testing done by an independent reviewer, not from the Nvidia marketing team. I suppose I was thinking that GSync, in theory, should out perform GSync-compatible to the tune of the $200+ markup they place on monitors compared to the exact same panel with FreeSync. If I can achieve close to, if not the same, results, I'd just go with the cheaper option.

Have you attempted to connect your computer via Ethernet?

It's only going to improve the time it takes to load games. If you want to save money, get a cheaper SSD or an HDD.