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by an_it_guy
Not really, I would doubt on the cable that connects your CPU to the monitor.
Try cheking that.
by dmbewe
by jrodri1636
by dmbewe
by ann777
It might also be the monitor itself (depending on the age and location of the monitor).
As the monitor gets warm/hot, it might emit a burst of heat and flicker slightly and the emission might cool it sufficiently until the next time it's too hot.
If cabling checks out, I recommend you purchase a can of compressed air and with the monitor powered off just blow it out (do NOT remove the monitor case -- there are deadly electrical charges in the monitor even when it is powered off and disconnected).
Dust can and does cause this overheating. If the problem persists and gets worse over time, you might want to budget for a replacement monitor.
by dmbewe
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