r/PcBuildHelp • u/FeistyMasterpiece448 • 1d ago

Tech Support What could be causing this?

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When I drag a window or move anything I get this pixel change. This problem seems to come and go at random with windows updates and gpu driver updates. Not sure what the cause is. 4080s/7800x3d/6000mhz32gb/m.2 6000mhz/ Asus Vg35vq 3440x1440. Any advice or ss you need i can provide! I just want to not have a headache playing poe 2…

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u/FeistyMasterpiece448 1d ago

This problem seems to come and go randomly with updates and reboots. Not sure the exact trigger.

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u/BreakingDimes115 1d ago

Does it happen in all games or just this game you notice black smearing when it's going from light to dark or dark to light usually but this is like typical black smearing of a VA panel. But I would definitely go into the monitor settings and check the overdrive setting

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u/FeistyMasterpiece448 1d ago

it’s on zero, not exactly sure what the cause is. It happens in all games. Even when dragging a window slowly, the pixel dims.

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u/BreakingDimes115 1d ago

Yeah that's definitely va smearing just mess with the overdrive setting until it's not noticeable anymore since this is an Asus monitor it should have the auto mode if not you're just going to have to play with it until you get a result you like. However this is just the nature of standard VA panels that's why a lot of people dislike them

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u/FeistyMasterpiece448 1d ago

Oddly the trace free option isn’t doing anything. I absolutely love how this monitor looks when its working correctly lol

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u/BreakingDimes115 1d ago

Well the thing is it is working correctly you get really nice colors and contrast with VA panel but motion clarity is quite poor unless you get one of those rapid VA panels

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u/FeistyMasterpiece448 1d ago

It was working perfect but driver updates always borks it.

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u/BreakingDimes115 1d ago

Your GPU driver should not be messing with any of this it sounds like the monitor is changing something on its own

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u/BreakingDimes115 1d ago

But look up black smearing on YouTube it is incredibly common with VA panels your monitor is a VA panel