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Too Poetic
Nov 28, 2008

Problem description: My monitor does this:
http://sendvid.com/kdw9eji5

It's not random and my display driver crashes pretty frequently.

Attempted fixes: Changed out graphics card, tried onboard and another standalone. Tried updating every driver from graphics to chipset. Flashed BIOS with latest update. Monitored CPU/GPU temps.

Recent changes: No

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Operating system: W7 Ultimate x64

System specs: i7 4790k (stock speeds), gtx 660, Samsung 840 SSD, SeaSonic M12II 620W, Samsung 8GB RAM, asrock z97 fatal1ty

Monitor is an old Dell

Location: US

I have Googled and read the FAQ: Yes

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Too Poetic
Nov 28, 2008

DOOMocrat posted:

It's the monitor. A cable inside that passes display information seems to be failing. Digital artifacting rarely looks like that. Google around for your model, maybe somebody has a repair guide.
Thanks. I'll just replace it.

Too Poetic
Nov 28, 2008

DOOMocrat posted:

It might be worth trying a new cable, just in case. Is it hooked up over VGA, DVI, DisplayPort or HDMI?
Usually DVI but I tried an HDMI cable and had the same issues.

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