naisho
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Hmmmm...
I'm guessing there's 3 major criteria that are causing it to jump, but they're all related:
- Monitor problems: Always happens, just your unlucky day to find out you got the bad egg of the dozen.
- Refresh rate. Sometimes people accidentally set their refresh rates higher than their monitors can handle, and the cause and effect of this is that you get very weird feedback, from flickering, jumping, blank screen, repeated scanning of the screen.
- Last but not least, if you installed the incorrect driver, might've used an incorrect refresh rate, or screen resolution even.
But since you mention that there are various problems, such as the jumping and the dimming of the screen, plus hue saturation - leads me to believe that there's something wrong with primarily the monitor, or video card. However, doing a monitor reset would not fix your problems if it was the video card. It'd still stay there.
Do you use a CRT or an LCD? Got a brand + model number? I know this is probably dumb, but check if your monitor connection is loose. Usually I notice blue and dark tints due to the plug not fully in, happens all the time while I was on IT fixing people's monitors at work because they kicked the damn cord.
I'm guessing there's 3 major criteria that are causing it to jump, but they're all related:
- Monitor problems: Always happens, just your unlucky day to find out you got the bad egg of the dozen.
- Refresh rate. Sometimes people accidentally set their refresh rates higher than their monitors can handle, and the cause and effect of this is that you get very weird feedback, from flickering, jumping, blank screen, repeated scanning of the screen.
- Last but not least, if you installed the incorrect driver, might've used an incorrect refresh rate, or screen resolution even.
But since you mention that there are various problems, such as the jumping and the dimming of the screen, plus hue saturation - leads me to believe that there's something wrong with primarily the monitor, or video card. However, doing a monitor reset would not fix your problems if it was the video card. It'd still stay there.
Do you use a CRT or an LCD? Got a brand + model number? I know this is probably dumb, but check if your monitor connection is loose. Usually I notice blue and dark tints due to the plug not fully in, happens all the time while I was on IT fixing people's monitors at work because they kicked the damn cord.