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Screen Flickering

Mohamed Batot

i have big issue Screen Flickering idk why i trired 2 hdmi cable and 1 display cable in all cable Screen Flickering idk what should i do 😕 screen flickering on acer only      i have acer and dell
my specs

x5900
3070
32ram
980 pro 1tb
4tb hhd
acer VG240YV
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJjzmo60X6I

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Maybe perform a clean install of your graphics driver. It almost always helps.

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Just now, Henriklmao said:

Maybe perform a clean install of your graphics driver. It almost always helps.

i reinstall windows 4 time 😕

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Just now, Mohamed Batot said:

i reinstall windows 4 time 😕

Ouch, that must have been painful. Maybe your HDMI slot is somehow broken or your gpu is broken.

 

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1 minute ago, Mohamed Batot said:

i reinstall windows 4 time 😕

It’s almost definitely your monitor. Did you try hooking up other devices to it to see if the issue persists. If it gives you the same issues with another device connected than it’s just a broken monitor. 

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6 minutes ago, doomsriker said:

It’s almost definitely your monitor. Did you try hooking up other devices to it to see if the issue persists. If it gives you the same issues with another device connected than it’s just a broken monitor. 

problem might happen 5 time in day and might not happen at all so idk what should i do

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6 minutes ago, Mohamed Batot said:

problem might happen 5 time in day and might not happen at all so idk what should i do

It is probably an issue with some critical component on your monitor and it is probably not worth attempting to fix. I would definitely see if you can achieve the same results with something like a laptop, gaming console, DVD player or whatever else you can plug in and leave running as doing so would pretty much confirm that the issue is on The monitor side. 

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