[dmalms]

Hi there, I recently purchased a AOC G2460PG 24-Inch Screen LED-Lit Monitor and I am so far pretty impressed. My question is, is it normal when i put my eye about a quarter inch away from the screen and stare directly at a point with a white background like notepad I can see little black almost semi circles coming out from the corner of the screen? I cant see them when i am a normal distance away from the screen or even when I look at it very close for just like 5 or 10 seconds. Ive tried all possible refresh rates g sync ulmb and adusted all settings like brightness contrast gamma overdrive etc and nothing changes that. I am connected via 1.2 mini display port to display port. Is it my eyes that are doing this or is the monitor defective in any way?

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   dmalms,

 

Not sure what it is that you are seeing but if the display looks ok when you are sitting at a normal distance away from the screen then I suspect all is well, different brands, specifications and types of screen (LCD and LED etc) may have a different look to them when viewed close up, some example here

[phillpower2]

   dmalms,

 

Not sure what it is that you are seeing but if the display looks ok when you are sitting at a normal distance away from the screen then I suspect all is well, different brands, specifications and types of screen (LCD and LED etc) may have a different look to them when viewed close up, some example here

[dmalms]

I viewed the pictures. The thing is, is that i can see moment behind the black grid like portion of the monitor. I am hesitant to exchange for another product fearing that i might receive the same results on another market comparable sync monitor when connected via mini dp to dp 1.2. So i am searching for the truth on whether or not this is normal behavior. To be more detailed, If i stare closely it looks as though some energy in the form of rapidly moving very very small black semi circles in there when viewed from an ultra close distance. I tried walking around the house and staring at all the LCD screens around here. On two out of 5 this was the case. The monitor that I am currently using and the downstairs television so I am inquisitive. 

[dmalms]

Google can't seem to provide me with a yes or no answer on this.

[phillpower2]

Only a couple of suggestions I`m afraid, 1: Contact AOC technical support here and ask them if what you see is normal. 2: If you purchased the screen from a local store, ask if they have the same screen on display while in use so that you can take a look.

 

As previously said, I suspect that your screen is fine and what you are seeing close up is normal for that brand and model of screen.

[dmalms]

Thanks. I'm also investigating to see if its a noise related issue with the cable. I moved other electronics out of range too see if i was receiving any crosstalk and that didnt seem to be the issue. I have a new cable and automatic voltage regulator to see if those switches may help reduce the noise.

[phillpower2]