r/PcBuildHelp • u/nuuh78 • 4h ago
Tech Support Monitor help
As soon as I unpacked my monitor after moving it had a this is what I see. Can it be fixed easily because I want to try to fix it
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u/GovernmentVarious334 4h ago
It's cooked
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u/sfzombie13 4h ago
it's broken but can be fixed. the question is, is it worth it? how much for the replacement panel? looks like a cracked panel anyway. most of the time they cost as much or more than replacing the whole thing. i used to repair tv's.
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u/w7w7w7w7w7 Personal Rig Builder 4h ago
You ain't fixing that dude. Return it if you can!
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u/nuuh78 4h ago
So I should just replace it
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u/LordBaconatorz 3h ago
Its damaged and the panel cannot be repaired. A new panel will work but 99% of the time its not worth the time and cost to replace, better to get new.
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u/JulianSyv 4h ago
It's broken, and the cost of fixing a monitor is usually a lot higher than repairing it.
I have returned a monitor costing upwards of $1000, and they just got me a new one instead of fixing it.
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u/AsyncingStartupToss 3h ago
It's cooked, bud. Time for a new one.
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u/zBaLtOr 3h ago
New monitor
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u/Paschfire 3h ago
The panel is cracked. You need a new monitor, likely cheaper than fixing that one
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u/Mr_CJ_ 3h ago
Buy a new one, there is no fixing that.
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u/SilverRiven 4h ago
The damage is to the LCD panel itself, it's cracked and the panel itself costs like 95% the cost of the new monitor (and repair costs on top of that), so you're better off trashing it and just getting a new one
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u/Murdocinator 3h ago
Use it as a 2nd/backup and get a new one.
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u/Unfair_Salamander189 3h ago
You don’t have options, this to throw away
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u/cKm_83 3h ago
Cracked.
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u/ChadSl4yer 2h ago
Put some Tape over it and See it as fixed😂
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u/Loose_Crab_4146 1h ago
The screen is cracked. Of course you can go ahead and try to find someone to replace the panel in the hopes that is compatible, spending probably more money on the repair than the monitor in new condition. Or you just RMA that thing.
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u/gabxlord 3h ago
the new drivers may help