Got my Yamakasi Catleap 2703 monitor in last week for about $350. Awesome picture. No obvious pixel issues. Fired up just fine. I've not attempted to overclock / alter it in any fashion. Gaming is pleasant. The stand rather sucks though, but it suffices.
When I'm not at my computer, I turn my monitors off (well, "standby" these days). Twice in less than a week, when I've put the monitor on standby for over a few hours and come back to turn it on, the screen is nothing but visual noise / lines / static until I turn it off then back on again.
I assume this is an indication of a failing monitor? I've already contacted the vendor and am waiting to hear back.
Any thoughts? Does this indicate a failing part? Should I not worry?
The screen is hooked to a Core i5 3570k thoroughly burned-in / test to 4.4GHz OC with dual Geforce 670 GTX in SLI mode at stock speeds. I also have an old Dell 24" hooked up and running in portrait mode. Both screens are hooked up via DVI cable.
When I'm not at my computer, I turn my monitors off (well, "standby" these days). Twice in less than a week, when I've put the monitor on standby for over a few hours and come back to turn it on, the screen is nothing but visual noise / lines / static until I turn it off then back on again.
I assume this is an indication of a failing monitor? I've already contacted the vendor and am waiting to hear back.
Any thoughts? Does this indicate a failing part? Should I not worry?
The screen is hooked to a Core i5 3570k thoroughly burned-in / test to 4.4GHz OC with dual Geforce 670 GTX in SLI mode at stock speeds. I also have an old Dell 24" hooked up and running in portrait mode. Both screens are hooked up via DVI cable.
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