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Unrelated to Lunar but here is my fun monitor bug: Sometimes when I connect my Intel macbook to my external ASUS ROG monitor via display port, a strip of pixels
by nysafairy 3y ago
Unrelated to Lunar but here is my fun monitor bug:
Sometimes when I connect my Intel macbook to my external ASUS ROG monitor via display port, a strip of pixels about 1cm wide are "moved" from the far right of my external monitor to the far left. My monitor is on the left and my laptop is on the right, so if I move my mouse from left to right, my cursor starts on the left (just right of the error strip), moves off the right edge of the monitor and then back onto the strip at the left edge of the monitor, and then further right onto my macbook display.
This has happened 5 times in as many months, and is fixed by unplugging and replugging the usb-c end of the display port cable a few times.
- lproven 3y agoCould you have accidentally set a screen arrangement in your preferences -- you do not mention what OS -- that overlapped the two screens?
- semi 3y agosounds similar to a bug in my predator x27 monitor where the middle strip of pixels moves to the far right side until I power cycle it. The good news is it's just a firmware issue and they've already fixed it.. the bad news is to get the update they want me to ship a heavy ultra wide monitor to a service center. so id check if your monitor has firmware updates and more importantly if you can apply them yourself.. and ensure any future monitor you buy actually allows users to apply updates to the firmware.