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my LG IPS7 27" monitor have reached its peak i usually got away with replacing the power adapters but now that isn't solving my issue.

The monitor randomly turns off completely and then on again. sometime just 1 time and sometimes it does that 10 times under a span of 6 seconds or so making windows go haywire. It makes my pc freeze up since windows thinks i unplugged it and tries to adjust the desktop and so on. I was in an Apex match and it froze the pc for 10 seconds long enough for the servers to time me out and DC me lol.

 

Was wondering if any1 know what might be the issue if i should try to order new capacitors or something to replace inside it.

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AMD Ryzen 7950X3D [x2 360 Rad EKWB] | Asus Extreme x670E | RTX TUF 4090 OC@3GHz [EKWB Block] | Corsair HX1500i | G.Skill Neo CL30 6000MHz (2x32GB) | MP700 2TB Gen5 + 980/950 Pro 1TB M.2 | x6 85PRO 512GB | NAS 4x 18TB Seagate Exo Raid 10+Backblaze | Lian-Li o11D XL | Main Screen: Samsung OLED G9 | AUX: LG IPS7 27" (x2) LG CX 55" G-Sync | Copyright©1996-2024 Teletha All rights reserved. ®

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