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Your assumption is correct. CPU: i5-14600KF CPU cooler: DeepCool LS720 SE Motherboard: MSI MAG B760 TOMAHAWK BIOS Version/Date: American Megatrends International, LLC. A.70, 1/11/2024 Ram: G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB 32GB GPU: GIGABYTE AORUS GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER MASTER PSU: FSP Hydro G Pro 850W...

I have a monitor that started flickering bands of faulty pixels. There is also a ticking noise accompanying the flickering. Everything was fine, now it is constant. Other monitors are fine. I tried other monitors plugged in the same port on the GPU, and they are working fine. It is not the...

I found the solution. I had to go into my display settings once my Wacom was on and every other displays were in the dark, and there I had to select my other displays, and choose extend desktop to this display, for my two other monitors. For some reason, when I plugged in my Wacom tablet, the...

Hi there, So, I have : ACER 1080p 75hz monitor, ViewSonic VX910 monitor, and a Wacom CintiQ 16" graphical tablet. All plugged using my three available ports in my GTX 1660 Super. Whenever I plug the Wacom CintiQ... both my ACER and ViewSonic monitors shut off, and the screens show that...

Ah ! That explains it !

Well it is surprising for me for 2 reasons. Because of the way that I understand how displays work. Wich obviously is limited. But here is what bugs me. If filling 8 million pixels with 2 million pixels worth of information is a problematic thing, then how is it that all the image is fine...

Also <Mod Edit> I guess your are right because when gaming I dont have this problem.

So basically a 4k Monitor will look like absolute <Mod Edit> on anything that is not a native 4k video ? I've never heard of that. This is ridiculous. So you saying we end up paying lots of money to have a downgrade on half of the <Mod Edit> we watch ? Like : Yeah buy a 4k monitor and enjoy an...

The video is 1080p

I have BenQ EW3270U 4K Monitor HDR Monitor. When I play videos (streaming, vlc player, or otherwise) the dark areas are full of big blocky "pixel-like" patterns. This is very ugly, it's like their is a contradiction somewhere in the levels of blacks or something. Like information is missing, of...

This makes perfect sense. I will try this. Also if anyone here has sufficient knowledge to grasp data gathered from HWMonitor, and if this would make sense, I could take screenshots of it. I don't know how to use HWMonitor properly, but a simple youtube tutorial would certainly do the trick.

Well, I did install the drivers in the cleanest possible way, on a fresh windows 10 install, and they are the drivers specified for this specific card by the manufacturer... Do you have reasons to think it might be a driver issue ? Although thinking about it, i haven't used DDU "after" figuring...

I guess I could try it in a friends's PC... But then all the other componants would be different... How would I extract a diagnostic or valuable information, from that process ? What do you suggest I should be trying or looking for, if I put my 1060 in another PC ?

Right you are sir. So, I just did : Antec EDGE 650W (80 plus yellow sticker) I will edit my original post with the information.

Hi there, I'm new here and i created an account specifically for asking this question. So here are the specifics... and then the story... My PC Processor : Core i5 4690 RAM : 16 gb GPU : ASUS GeForce GTX 1060 Strix - 6gb PSU : Antec EDGE 650 (with the "80 plus" yellow sticker) The Story I...