AW3423DWF Static In Solid Gray?

[Abir Vandergriff]

Short video is from a shadow in a game, but it's not a film grain filter as it's visible in a similar color on the desktop. First noticed it in an IDE and thought it was my work laptop's dock doing some lossy compression, but evidently my desktop has the same issue on a direct DP1.4 connection.

 

Two computers, two cables, same issue. Color profile and brightness don't seem to matter. HDR and SDR both as well.

 

Anyone else have issues with this or know what's going on? Should I get it replaced?

 

 

Edit: If it's at all helpful, I haven't had it for very long, maybe a month or so. I've been troubleshooting it for most of my ownership.

 

[Lurick]

That sounds like burn-in but can't confirm as the video doesn't seem to play for me.

[Abir Vandergriff]

1 hour ago, Lurick said:

That sounds like burn-in but can't confirm as the video doesn't seem to play for me.

Working on that, doesn't seem to like the file.

 

It's not burn in, it's moving like old TV snow.

[Abir Vandergriff]

12 minutes ago, Lurick said:

That sounds like burn-in but can't confirm as the video doesn't seem to play for me.

Video should be fixed. My phone must not do something right with mp4 files, but VLC was able to save it.

[Lurick]

2 hours ago, Abir Vandergriff said:

Video should be fixed. My phone must not do something right with mp4 files, but VLC was able to save it.

Interesting, yah if it's across computers and cables I'd definitely put in for an RMA because that's not right at all.

[Abir Vandergriff]

2 hours ago, Lurick said:

Interesting, yah if it's across computers and cables I'd definitely put in for an RMA because that's not right at all.

Rad thanks. I figured, but thought I'd check with the forum in case I missed something silly.