Did my monitor dide?

[zeph]

So I have a 27" Nixeus monitor that never had any issues until today. Powered my up PC and my screen was unusually dark and flickering. There was also a faint hum whenever it was powered on.

I unplugged the power cable directly from the back of the monitor and plugged it back in, screen got brighter but it still flickered and the hum was still there.

Next I unplugged the power brick power cable directly from the brick, and when I plugged it back in the monitor would not power back on. I'm gonna hope that it's the brick because this monitor was 400+ bucks when I bought it and it's out of manufacturer warranty.

 

[HumDumpin]

Did you gnaw on the power button?

 

[jotun]

i've never heard of nixeus

so yes

 

[Dutch]

it is so dang dead

 

[Data]

It's dead, Jim.

 

[Thingfish]

 

[TheVoiceOfReason]

How old is it? Does it have modern LED backlight or old CFL? Model number?

 

[DMAUL]

check the adapter with a multimeter

sounds like the backlight inverter though

 

[havax]

just

 

[KittyCat]

Is this a real 27 or a Korean rebrand if its 27 and unknown most likely Korean using a dell panel or NEC etc


Probably dead due to cheap quality

This is why u don't buy cheap Korean catleap etc. Just get a dell ultrsharp or pay for a NEC etc I always say this and I either get two responses some idiot talking about 144hz benq/Asus or some guy saying to get a Korean

Heh

 

[ElectroWaffle]

just

that mouse looks weird

 

[jotun]

i like my mouse to have a good amount of friction

 

[SuicideSnowman]

What is Nixeus

 

[ElectroWaffle]

Just got this quote in the top right:


TribalWar: Providing sandpaper-based solutions for CRTs since 2003.

 

[bam]

I think this is one of those sub-par quality Korean monitors, so yes, it is dead.