The signal begins to separate. What was once a coherent stream now fractures into its component channels. Red drifts left. Blue drifts right. The green channel holds center but wavers.
Data packets arrive out of sequence. The rendering engine compensates, but artifacts remain. Each frame carries the ghost of its predecessor.
Horizontal tear events now occur at regular intervals. The display buffer is overwriting itself. Content from adjacent memory addresses bleeds into the render pipeline.
The channel separation has exceeded recoverable thresholds. Visual coherence is no longer maintained. What you see now is the raw output of a system in failure.
Artifacts multiply. Each render cycle introduces new displacement. The original signal is still present -- buried beneath layers of accumulated error.
There is nothing left to decode. The transmission has collapsed into noise. What remains is pure chromatic entropy -- red, green, and blue in their final, separated state.