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Very interesting. The Asus monitor is probably only 2 years old. It does work fine standalone with a spare laptop of mine that is running Windows 10 though.
Have you tried to replicate this behavior in Windows? Try it with a spare drive, see if you get the same irrational thing happening in Windows. If it happens, yeah, it's a hardware problem 😉... most probably bad caps. Bad batch maybe, even though it's only 2 years old, who knows.
I did not try replicating this behavior with a Windows install on my desktop. I did however perform a fresh install of Fedora 39 and that appeared to have fixed the issue, which is good news.
Well, it's not a hardware problem in that case 😉. Good thing you fixed it 👍.