No, this one doesn't have pinkish problems, but after what i've seen the edid data on the first one and now on the second monitor, my paranoia pushes me to think there is a third factor implied. Both monitors were brand new but bought from the same vendor. I wanna install a proper edid data and i know how. I just wanna see if i got scammed or something. If you don't wanna make public the service menu way of access you could at least message it privately. And there are different timings between those 2 monitors, maybe the image is a bit choppy but i cant tell you if that's the case.
Ok,with service mode i couldn't rewrite the edid form some reason, then i tried to override the windows driver(from device manager) with my edid .inf file (removed signature protection). The shocking thing is that the monitor didnt work at all after that(it worked before restarting, after it showed that monitor lacked signal) (uninstalled the edid override and now works fine i guess). The edid is the one posted before.
I have one of these monitors as well. I love it except when i get that weird invisble line down the middle. I read that NVDIA says that a firmware update from the monitor manufacturer will fix it. I don't see an option to download a firmware update from Dell. Am I missing something? Turnig off and turning the monitor back on seems to fix it and it seems to happen when my monitor goes to sleep and wakes back up. Is there a fix from Dell for this?
I purchased my S2716DG in June 2018. This also exhibits the bug in the firmware which shifts the pixels over in the middle of the screen. This is a well known issue with this monitor. I don't understand why you won't issue a firmware fix which is available to affected customers. Work with Nvidia this is suppose to be a certified G-Sync monitor!!
