I'm getting pretty impatient with Dell at this point. I bought the Dell G3223Q 4K monitor back in September and the second I hooked it up to my computer, I got nothing but a black screen. After troubleshooting for hours, decided it was a dud, called it a day and put in for a replacement.
Replacement was doing just fine for about 2 weeks, then it started to flickering to a black screen for a second then kick back on. It would do it here and there, but then it would start doing it more frequently. I switched out cables, made sure everything was updated, lowered refresh rates, turned off g-sync, nothing helped. Then it started doing these weird colored lines here:
It has now been a week since a ticket was opened for the second monitor with no answers or updates as to what is going on. I just want what I'm paying for to work. If anyone has any idea how to resolve this issue (if I can), I'd be very grateful.
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This is a reliability issue with the monitor I would try and see if you cant get a refund on your purchase and just go to a different monitor or a different monitor manufacture.
However It could also be your pc that the monitor is hooked up to. Because that static is a problem along cables or where the cables are connected to.
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