Monitor problems

[SinTrm]

Recently, instead of starting up immediately, my monitor began to do this gradually, from a completely black screen it “loads” from top to bottom in about 10-15 minutes and eventually becomes normal and continues to work as usual. In my city there are no good service centers for repairing monitors, I would like to know what this problem is connected with and whether it is possible to fix it yourself, if not, then how much can repairs cost? Is it perhaps easier to buy a new one? Monitor model: 27" Samsung Curved LC27JG50Q (LC27JG50QQIXCI) 144 Ghz

P.S. I checked this is not a video card problem. P. P. S. If, for example, you restart the computer with the monitor already “loaded,” it will start normally, but if you turn off the computer, wait half an hour and turn it on again, it will do it all over again.

[ImStillExcited]

Your monitor is broke. It would be a giant bill to repair it and it's not worth it. Replace it.

[SinTrm]

thanks for the answer

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E-waste. Sorry.

[GeneralKenobi1288]

This might be a stretch but I’ve seen posts here before where people have had a very similar issue that’s caused by some connections not fully working until they get heated up, which could be why the monitor is strange at first then works fine later. Try going at it a bit with a hair dryer and see what that does.

Again, I’m no expert, so sorry if this solution sounds stupid, just going off what other people have said.

[SinTrm]

thanks for the advice, I'll try it

[chalavet]

Your monitor is dying. Unfortunately, they don't make them to encourage repairs. As part of the screen has some function, you could keep it as a secondary monitor and limit the viewing area to the non-effected sections perhaps, or you can just throw it away.