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This is a software configuration issue. If the ICC profiles in the operating system and in Photoshop differ, gamma values from the two ICC profiles can't properly sync. This causes Photoshop to constantly attempt a refresh of gamma values, which displays as flickering or color shifting.
There are troubleshooting reference steps you can try to possibly resolve this issue.
1. Open BenQ PME (Palette Master Element) and re-calibrate the monitor
again, the software will apply a new ICC profile to the operating system
and to Photoshop simultaneously.
2. Apply the same ICC profile in the operating system and
Photoshop manually.
3. Try to setup an external monitor for the main screen to
avoid software issues
4. Use Photoshop in windowed mode and not full screen mode
If the problem still persists, we recommend contacting Adobe for further assistance.
Applicable Models
, PV3200PT, SW240, SW2700PT, SW270C, SW271, SW271C, SW320, SW321C, SW272Q, SW272U
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