Crazy BenQ Monitor
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Full system's specs inclusive of your OS, please.
List them as:
CPU:
Motherbaord:
Ram:
SSD/HDD:
GPU:
OS:
Monitor model:
On another note, are you sure your motherboard BIOS and your GPU [strike]driers[/strike] drivers are all up to date? Since when has the issue been presenting itself?
List them as:
CPU:
Motherbaord:
Ram:
SSD/HDD:
GPU:
OS:
Monitor model:
On another note, are you sure your motherboard BIOS and your GPU [strike]driers[/strike] drivers are all up to date? Since when has the issue been presenting itself?
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washed out screen seems to be a common thing with benQ if that's what your getting at from what I seen from them
may google that around and see whats done to help calibrate it back to something pleasing to your eyes ??
good luck
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOUUpwBOJVM
https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/4g7vnc/benq_xl2411z_was_working_fine_but_colors_are/
may google that around and see whats done to help calibrate it back to something pleasing to your eyes ??
good luck
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOUUpwBOJVM
https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/4g7vnc/benq_xl2411z_was_working_fine_but_colors_are/
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when I google this BenQ G614 HDPL I get no results for any thing close to benq or a monitor ??
update
http://www.benq.com/search/module?benq_csrf_token_name=ea52ea8c6a207b7d9c0150b9f04a7891&q=G615HDPL
they sure did not want to give it up too easy but its a 615 not a 614 as you say ?????
update
http://www.benq.com/search/module?benq_csrf_token_name=ea52ea8c6a207b7d9c0150b9f04a7891&q=G615HDPL
they sure did not want to give it up too easy but its a 615 not a 614 as you say ?????
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well cant find anything on it from any end user reviews that may of reported any issue like you got ?
all I can say is check your vid card or try the monitor on another known working computer to see if it does the same thing
if so try the calibration methods available for displays and then if nothing good may need to call it done for and get a new one ??
GPU: AMD HD 6570 2GB
for this card I would try driver 13,12
youe it now a legacy card and latest drivers may not work correctly if at all
http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop/legacy?product=legacy3&os=Windows%207%20-%2064
better grab this and save it amd has removed a lot of there older drivers [just about all of them ] and to me that's not good
http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop/legacy?product=legacy3&os=Windows%207%20-%2064
all I can say is check your vid card or try the monitor on another known working computer to see if it does the same thing
if so try the calibration methods available for displays and then if nothing good may need to call it done for and get a new one ??
GPU: AMD HD 6570 2GB
for this card I would try driver 13,12
youe it now a legacy card and latest drivers may not work correctly if at all
http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop/legacy?product=legacy3&os=Windows%207%20-%2064
better grab this and save it amd has removed a lot of there older drivers [just about all of them ] and to me that's not good
http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop/legacy?product=legacy3&os=Windows%207%20-%2064
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just to add 13.12 driver is the only and last driver I used for my older 7850 card newer ones were not so good on it all ways some little issue I never got with 13.12 or older
I guess your CPU has an integrated graphics, right? Go to BIOS and change your primary display to Onboard graphics and plug the VGA cable to your motherboard if it has. If not, then delete your GPU drivers using Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) and then reinstall them again.
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''then delete your GPU drivers using Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) '
why would you need to do that ??? don't AMD have a installer / uninstaller built in to there driver package ??? I used AMD cards for 16 years and never had to resort to any crazy 3ed party program to uninstall there drivers or any driver for that matter ??
must be for guys that don't know what there doing and tend to screw things up a lot ???
why would you need to do that ??? don't AMD have a installer / uninstaller built in to there driver package ??? I used AMD cards for 16 years and never had to resort to any crazy 3ed party program to uninstall there drivers or any driver for that matter ??
must be for guys that don't know what there doing and tend to screw things up a lot ???
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that's a good one , I guess then duu knows better then the hardwares vendors do ??? like said that's for guys that goof up and did something incorrectly how may times I seen that used and it removed things that it should not of like all gpu drivers Microsoft and all so then no cards will work at all after that ??
chumpware .
chumpware .
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as long as ''YOU'' feel that way fine with me I never had to resort to use gimmickware but have seen it do more harm then good and guys looking at a blank screen after using it many times like said it for folks that did not know what there doing and goof things up so bad they resort to use it
good luck
good luck
Many people use it and even tech guys do. If the manufacturer's software does the job then i don't see any problem in using the software. This isn't our issue here. Many people used DDU and many people used other. I recommended DDU due to its reliability and credibility. The op can choose what he wants.
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