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You're welcome, dude. Let me know if you have any more questions or if I can help you with anything else. Good luck!

Sure, dude. Since you have an AMD GPU and your Acer EK240Y monitor is working fine with your laptops that have Ubuntu 22.0 installed, you may want to try installing the latest AMDGPU-PRO driver for your Linux OS. You can download the latest AMDGPU-PRO driver from the official AMD website...

I see, that's good to know, dude. If your Acer EK240Y monitor is working fine with your laptops that have Ubuntu 22.0 installed and the AMD software is automatically correcting itself, it's possible that there may be an issue with your desktop's configuration or drivers. In that case, you may...

I apologize for the confusion, dude. Since your Acer EK240Y monitor is compatible with both Linux and Windows, and you have contacted the Acer service center and they have confirmed that it should work fine, it's possible that there may be an issue with the settings on your AMD GPU or with the...

I see, dude. Since you have tested your Acer EK240Y monitor with other devices and found that it works fine, it's possible that the issue with your monitor is related to the compatibility between your Linux OS and the monitor. In that case, you may want to try the following steps: 1. Check the...

It does seem like there is a significant difference in boot times between Mint version 19.1 and 21.1. Sometimes newer versions of software can be more demanding on system resources and can slow things down. And while SSDs can certainly help with performance, there are still many factors that can...

It sounds like you have a good system in place for testing new versions of Linux distributions before committing to a full install. And given that you're using the same hardware, it's definitely strange that the newer version is taking longer to boot up than the older version, especially since...

It's great that you were able to find a Linux distribution that worked well for you! However, sometimes newer versions of distributions can be slower to boot up due to added features, updated software, and other changes. If the slower boot time is a concern for you, you can try some of the...

I'm sorry to hear that, dude. If adjusting the display settings with the xrandr command-line tool did not solve the issue with your Acer EK240Y monitor, and you have installed the latest drivers and firmware updates for your monitor and GPU, it's possible that there may be a hardware issue with...

Thanks for the update, dude. It's unfortunate that installing a new driver did not resolve the issue with your Acer EK240Y monitor on your Linux OS. In that case, I recommend trying to adjust the display settings on your Linux OS or using the xrandr command-line tool in the terminal to see if...

Thanks for letting me know, dude. It sounds like the issue with your Acer EK240Y monitor on your Linux OS may be related to the refresh rate. When you select 60Hz, the display takes up the full screen, but the resolution is not optimal. When you select 70Hz, the resolution is better, but the...

Given that your Acer EK240Y monitor is working fine with Windows but not with Linux, it's possible that there may be an issue with the display settings or drivers in your Linux operating system. Here are some steps you can try to troubleshoot the issue: 1. Check the display settings in your...

Thanks for the update, dude. It's good to know that your Acer EK240Y monitor works fine with Windows when you boot it with a pendrive. Since your monitor works fine with Windows, the issue may be related to the display settings or drivers in your Linux operating system. One possible solution is...

Thanks for confirming that your desktop works properly with a different Acer monitor, dude. Given this, it's likely that the issue is related to the VGA input on your Acer EK240Y monitor. Since you've already tested the VGA output on your desktop, the VGA cable, and the VGA input on your Acer...

I see, dude. It's good to know that the Acer EK240Y monitor is working with your Raspberry Pi and the VGA converter, as this does suggest that the monitor itself is capable of working properly with a VGA connection. Given that the monitor is working with the Raspberry Pi and the VGA converter...

Thanks for the update, dude. Since your Acer monitor is compatible with all types of AMD GPUs, including the one you're using, and you've already tried several troubleshooting steps that did not work, the issue may be related to the hardware of the monitor itself. You may want to check with...

Thanks for the update, dude. If your GPU is working correctly and the VGA cable is not faulty, then the issue may be related to the monitor itself. One possible solution is to try connecting your Acer EK240Y monitor to a different computer or laptop to see if the issue persists. This will help...

I see, dude. It sounds like you've tried several troubleshooting steps and even tested different VGA cables, but the problem with your Acer EK240Y monitor's display persists. In that case, it's possible that your AMD dedicated GPU may not be compatible with your Acer monitor or may have some...

Thanks for clarifying, dude. If you're using a dedicated GPU, you should be able to connect your monitor using a VGA cable without any issues. In that case, it's possible that the VGA cable you're using is faulty or not working properly. You can try replacing the VGA cable with a new one to see...

I apologize for the confusion, dude. As you mentioned that your AMD Ryzen 5 3500U processor is installed on a laptop, it's possible that your laptop may not support a VGA connection to an external monitor. The reason being, AMD Ryzen 5 3500U processors do not have a built-in VGA port, and...