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Recent content by SDavison
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ASUS VG278H - The weirdest backlight bleeding I ever saw
Arioch, I kept my first one for about a week. When the Halo was still present and ASUS support suggested I RMA the monitor, I promptly did so. I will be closly watching my current monitor and the ASUS support page to see what they come up with. I have no doubt, however, ASUS will be able... -
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ASUS VG278H - The weirdest backlight bleeding I ever saw
Just came home from work and started the computer. VG278H is now beginning to show symptoms of the one it replaced. It currently looks like the second picture of post #17. If it doesn't get any worse, I'll keep it, but should the problem progress from here, I think this monitor will be going... -
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ASUS VG278H - The weirdest backlight bleeding I ever saw
So, with very little trouble, I contacted ASUS support because of this issue and they had me run through several tests to correct the problem. Reset monitor, update graphics card driver, change DVI cable, attach to new computer.....all with no improvement. Contacted reseller support... -
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ASUS VG278H - The weirdest backlight bleeding I ever saw
I figure the more that post, the more information we have at our disposal. I got my VG278 on November 22. Looked incredible for a couple of days. Third or fourth day, it looked just like the picture in the first post. I contacted ASUS with a technical issue ticket and they had me reset the...