I think we could be getting a little out of scope here (excuse the pun)
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These overshoots are visible when all the trace is on screen per my post above
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/rigol-mso-5000-overshoot-or-not-overshoot/?action=dlattach;attach=1029846;image;
They scale
perfectly when altering vertical (yes some signal off screen then but I wouldn't call this particular phenomenon overdriving the amp).
Channel 2 blue trace, does NOT exhibit any overshooting at all right down to the lowest mV/div. The first image in this post shows both channels to the same source, same settings (except offset to compare), yet show completely different visual trace. Ch3 and 4 on that scope were also 'flat'.
... image below with both channels same source, same settings, no offset, overlaid, no difference if probes swapped.
![Rigol MSO 5000 overshoot, or not overshoot?](https://www.eevblog.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=248032.0;attach=1029864;image)
I know there are other MSO5xxx scopes (I had one briefly before it developed another fault) which do not have thes issues. The whole idea of this poll is to determine what other owners MSO5xxx scopes are like, I feel this is down to inadequate factory calibration.
Here's the CH2 blue trace all on screen to compare with CH1 in earlier post.. apologies the scaling wasn't set to 10x so it says 50mV but really 500mV/div
![Rigol MSO 5000 overshoot, or not overshoot?](https://www.eevblog.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=248032.0;attach=1030110;image)