EDIT: I suppose it could be the 280 if on of the DVI output pins got dislodged or broken or some connection lost. I doubt its the GPU, most likely some pin or connection on the PCB.
That is what I am thinking. But now that you mention the color profiles and whatever, I'm thinking that it might be 7 because I think I used that port back when it was in a folding Rig. However, 7 ALWAYS has the green tint from that port.
Wait, it looks like that in the BIOS also. I think the GTX280 connector might be damaged.
Originally Posted by jrharvey
Inspect the DVI pins on the back and see if any are bent or broken. Now that i have read the whole thread I do think its the 280 most likely OR a configuration in windows.
I checked as best as I could, and I can't see anything.. not saying that it's not there though.
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Originally Posted by DuckieHo
It's NVIDIA. The green is to remind you of that.
Lol no really?
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Originally Posted by jrharvey
Woooooaaaah there buddy. Ill have you know that my acer is one of the best LCD monitors I have ever used. Its not the monitor, he switched outputs and it proves the monitor is fine.
Originally Posted by zooterboy
What I meant is if there is a bent pin on the connector. It looks like you've already checked that, so RMA. How long have you had it?
Originally Posted by zooterboy
The card just started doing that?
lol...Don't hate. We're all on the same team...
No, I think it's been doing that since I got it. Guess I never tried that port.
Same team, so? Still being beat!
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Nice reply!
My Acer AL2223AW works great
Heh heh
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