hello, i have dual monitor setup and recently my main monitor (on the left) starts shaking (similar to being set to 59 hertz as opposed to 60)
software wise, i have recently formatted and installed windows 7, and in the setup for the monitor in question it says its set to 59 hertz, and 60 for the other one, however after looking into this situation it appears to be non-harmful issue relating to windows 7
hardware/external wise, i haven't changed anything, i've moved some fans around but physically there's nothing near my monitors except each other, and the only speaker system i have is my headphones and some built in ones on one of the monitors
hardware:
optiquest q2201wb (monitor in question)
acer b203w
intel i5-750
4gb ram
geforce gtx 460 se (latest drivers)
windows 7 ultimate 64-bit 6.1 build 7600
the situation is not consistent for me to accurate test what causes it and what helps it, right now the 'auto' button on my monitor usually makes it go away after a few attempts
i'm not really sure what to attribute the problem too, the monitor is a little bit old, but i think if it was an electrical issue then the issue would be on both monitors, since they are plugged into the same power surge
the only other things i think of is that the power connector or connector to the video card is faulty, or that the 59 hertz is actually reverting back to 59 hertz, however in my nvidia graphics control panel it says 60 hertz for both monitors
if theres any advice or things to check or anything like that please let me know, tahnks
software wise, i have recently formatted and installed windows 7, and in the setup for the monitor in question it says its set to 59 hertz, and 60 for the other one, however after looking into this situation it appears to be non-harmful issue relating to windows 7
hardware/external wise, i haven't changed anything, i've moved some fans around but physically there's nothing near my monitors except each other, and the only speaker system i have is my headphones and some built in ones on one of the monitors
hardware:
optiquest q2201wb (monitor in question)
acer b203w
intel i5-750
4gb ram
geforce gtx 460 se (latest drivers)
windows 7 ultimate 64-bit 6.1 build 7600
the situation is not consistent for me to accurate test what causes it and what helps it, right now the 'auto' button on my monitor usually makes it go away after a few attempts
i'm not really sure what to attribute the problem too, the monitor is a little bit old, but i think if it was an electrical issue then the issue would be on both monitors, since they are plugged into the same power surge
the only other things i think of is that the power connector or connector to the video card is faulty, or that the 59 hertz is actually reverting back to 59 hertz, however in my nvidia graphics control panel it says 60 hertz for both monitors
if theres any advice or things to check or anything like that please let me know, tahnks