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how do u fix green dots flickering on monitor?

josh310

plz help how to fix green dots flickering.

annoying...

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Are they possibly dead pixels or GPU artifacts?

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If it's happening during games it's likely artifacts, meaning your card is either dying or is being overclocked too high..

 

If it's happening all the time, try securing or changing your video cable, monitor, or reseat the video card.

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it happens when im gaming,youtube everywhere

 

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if i switch resolution to 120hz it mostly goes away

but not on 144hz

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4 minutes ago, josh310 said:

it happens when im gaming,youtube everywhere

 

VGA? wiggle the cable :D 

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acer gn246hl 

and its completly fine on 60hz

 

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5 minutes ago, josh310 said:

acer gn246hl 

As a side note, this issue seems to happen to other owners of your monitor.  Some say switching to DVI may fix it.

3 minutes ago, josh310 said:

what a igpu??

Basically it's the gpu built into your processor.  You can either remove the video card and run the vga/hdmi from your motherboard, or disable the video card in device manager.  I would resort to this last though, try the other things I mentioned.

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im using dvi but i tried hdmi an it doesnt support 144hz

 

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