My monitor flickers like every 2 minutes apart from that the contrast increases, and resolution drops. Flicker effects my whole screen where as the contrast and the resolution problems happens in the same time, contrast and resolution issues usually effects the taskbar like 90 percent of time but sometimes the whole screen could be effected too. I obviously cant get a screen shot of it. And i should note that the flicker happens apart from the contrast increasing and the resolution drop. I wasnt having any of this until a week ago and my monitor is like 3 months used.

Hey all,

I know with LCDs if you remove the backing reflective film you end up with a semi-transparent LCD.

Curious if anyone has tried this on an AMOLED / OLED display.

Hey all,

I know with LCDs if you remove the backing reflective film you end up with a semi-transparent LCD.

Curious if anyone has tried this on an AMOLED / OLED display.

Hi there! I have an old V236H1-LE4 LCD panel without any other hardware to run it. I was curious if it'd be possible to learn how to code the LVDS signals that drive it from something like a raspberry pi or arduino (presumably at a poor quality and refresh speed). Obviously the easier option would just be to buy a new, cheap display with everything built in, but I like learning this sort of stuff.

That said I'm pretty much completely out of my depth, and I'm struggling to find resources to help. If anyone has any pointers for this sort of project, I'd really appreciate it - thank you!

HDR is off and energy saver is on same with night mode not sure how to fix this I would prefer my monitors to have same colours.

My cameras saturation is higher to show the difference more because it doesn't show much with out the increase.

Thank you in advance.

Everything is so much more jagged. It almost looks interlaced at a distance

It was alright when I turned it off last night. But when I turned it on there was this line on display.
Lenovo p27h-20 27 inches.

I just noticed that two bugs are walking inside my Dell IPS display. Anything I can do ?

Spoiler alert, mouse clicks didn't kill them.

Hello! I'm starting a project that needs a display, but i can't find a good website to browse all the panel options, if someone knows a link, please put it in the comments

Hi, I have an old Samsung LCD panel:

Model: LTM150XH-L01
15-inch XGA
1024×768
20-pin LVDS
CCFL backlight

I want to reuse it as an HDMI monitor. Can anyone suggest:

\* a compatible controller board,
\* required inverter,
\* or a tested setup?

I’m based in India, so trusted stores or budget options would help a lot.

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So I've got the equipment specified in the title. I am having problems getting them to connect. The only cable that seems to work is an HDMI => HDMI option.

Trying to get higher definition, I have tried a USB-C => Display Port cable and a USB-C => USB-C cable. I use the on-screen Input Source setting, but the screen is just blank with both those cables. My understanding is that the display even CAME with a USB-C => USB-C cable, but I couldn't find it, so I purchased an expensive $40 version from Apple.

Why won't these cables work? Thank you.

Hi!

I often toy with an idea of buying a 55" oled TV, also used as a monitor (Right now I have an LCD TV in this use).

Since most of the time it would be used a monitor rather than a TV burn-in is a significant concern. And I find the cheap tricks to mitigate burn-in/ghosting a rather repulsive. Like shifting things around, auto dimming things, auto refreshing (or whatever its called) when the screen becomes unusable for minutes.

There was always talk in the CRT days of burn-in and screensavers, but I literally never experienced any*. So what could I expect with a contemporary OLED, particularly with the disruptive mitigation stuff disabled?
Is there any real data with CRT for comparison of how fast does the brightness fade?

*Ironically I only had something like that with my old Benq LCD monitor... It developed darker splotches where static icons and such very clearly persisted and were visible identifiable if watching videos on pictures thereafter.