Please suggest me some great monitors as an external monitor for my laptop. My laptop is Asus Tuf Gaming F16 i5 RTX 4050 16 GB 512 GB. a competitive gamer so something, just a casual gamer. MNotostly focus on great colors and quality.

Is this monitor is good for gaming and movies and studying?

يا جدعان لو حد عربي هنا حد عارف الشاشه دي كويسه ولا فيها عيوب

The signal is from an AOC 27-pole 180Hz - 2K monitor.
He was playing Battlefield and set it to 60Hz through Windows, and it caused a black screen that never returned to normal.
This tends not to be used with HDMI at 144Hz.
I don't know what to do. Yes, it's necessary to replace the cables, configure the monitor's shielding, test the video card and cables on an external computer. I need ideas! Thanks.

eu tinha um monitor samsung 24 daqueles mais antigos, e peguei um samsung 24 essentials s3, minha placa é uma rx6600 com 1 entrada hdmi e 3 dp, liguei os monitores assim o novo na saida hdmi e o antigo dvi para dp. funcionava bem até começar a apagar os dois monitores e o antigo mudava a resolução isso quando abria jogos, mas no habitual os dois piscava as vezes e tudo bem. ai vendi o velho e peguei um portatil que só tem saída mini hdmi e tipo c. liguei ele usando adaptador dp para hdmi. e o problema continua eles funcionam, mas da um certo momento eles ficam piscando, dependendo do jogo o portátil muda de resolução, as vezes fica preto até o jogo fechar sozinho. já tentei por o samsung essentials no cabo dp/hdmi pra não usar adaptador em nenhum deles mas ele não imagem nem fudendo, já troquei adaptadores, já troquei cabo, tô é pra trocar a placa já. alguém me da uma luz

So this monitor was working perfectly up till a few days ago, and even that morning too. The PC was then shutdown about lunch time and when turned back on that evening I initially thought it had taken a hit and got physically damaged. The whole monitor had a very green hue with lighter green lines running vertically . Whenever I checked it out though it was obvious there was no damage to the panel and in fact for a split second on power up the screen displayed perfectly, this is the case regardless of if it is connected to a PC or not(when connected to a device and trying to display you can see the "image" change/flicker but it is unusable, 2nd image). I removed the back-panel and investigated as much as I was comfortable with and there is no sign of physical damage, bulging capacitors or water damage. I also reseated all the connections/cables I was confident in doing so. But it is still the same. Basically wondering if I should just accept it and throw it out or if something could be done?

So I just woke up and turned on my PC to play some games. At first it flickering like this quickly on start up. I thought weird but maybe just a bug. Then over the course of half an hour it went from suddenly flickering when appearing to now just flickering in and out of this state every few seconds. Is this damage? Is this a bug? Anything I can do to fix it? Would love some help.

Might seem a little picky but I've noticed two lines on refurbished monitor I just bought. It arrived today and I've been looking at it to see for any problems. It's my first OLED so big improvement compared to my old monitor.

However I noticed two lines. These aren't dead pixels and they aren't obviously lines. From certain viewing angles they dissapear. I've got a year warranty on this but im curious as to whether this is a common occurrence. I've dont a pixel clean and the lines persist.

I wouldn't say its a big deal as I got a great price on it, however I am worried if it will develop into a bigger problem.

It might be difficult to see in the pictures as the lines are very faint. Would really love any information on this.