Is my BenQ xl2411z diying?

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It started being slow since when I turned the PC on after an entire night, it would show directly the Windows login (using an SSD) eventually a second boot the same day would take the usual amount of time to "wake up".

Happens almost every day since then.

 

But only when it's in standby mode. I usually never turn it off completely, but when I do and turn on the monitor right before turning the PC on, no problems 

 

But I woke up in the middle of the night today, and noticed that the light is turning green as if it is connected to something, but then quickly go back to red, in an infinite loop. What the hell is happening? The PC is obviously switched off. Here is a video, should I call an exorcist?

 

[kirashi]

3 minutes ago, Lukyp said:

It started being slow since when I turned the PC on after an entire night, it would show directly the Windows login (using an SSD) eventually a second boot the same day would take the usual amount of time to "wake up".

Happens almost every day since then.

 

But only when it's in standby mode. I usually never turn it off completely, but when I do and turn on the monitor right before turning the PC on, no problems 

 

But I woke up in the middle of the night today, and noticed that the light is turning green as if it is connected to something, but then quickly go back to red, in an infinite loop. What the hell is happening? The PC is obviously switched off. Here is a video, should I call an exorcist.

This could be the monitor, or it could be your PC's graphics card. Try hooking the monitor up to another known good working PC, or removing the GPU from your PC and using the on-board graphics from the motherboard. Process of elimination will show where the problem lies.