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3007WFP-HC green pixels?

My other monitor works fine and the cable also works fine with the other monitor
 
it could be your video card.

I had a 5850 and any resolution other than 2560x1600 worked well. It was only when I ran at native resolution that my monitor also produced horizontal pixels.

Thinking it was the monitor i exchanged the 3007wfp, but it ended up being the video card. I ended up RMA'ing the 5850.
 
scanido said:
it could be your video card.

I had a 5850 and any resolution other than 2560x1600 worked well. It was only when I ran at native resolution that my monitor also produced horizontal pixels.

Thinking it was the monitor i exchanged the 3007wfp, but it ended up being the video card. I ended up RMA'ing the 5850.
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For a moment there I thought you were on to something. I also have an HD 5850 and this is what is happening for me. It's fine at 1280x800 but messed up at native

However I stuck in my old HD2600 pro and I'm getting the same problem, though it's not as bad
 
do you have another computer or laptop? hook it up and see whats up....whats is throwing me off is the fact that it got better after you put the other card in...even though it still does the same thing....have you tried using a different type of port on that monitor? like if your running a dvi connection try using the vga.
 
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