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I have 3 monitors. I have 2 Asus vg248qe and then vg278.
9900kf
Gtx 970 (waiting for new cards to come back in stock)
Corsair rmx 850w gold 80+
Both my vg248 are dvi-d and my 278 is display port. My main monitor is one of my vg248 monitors.
Recently I was trying to see if I could undervolt my chip a little bit. I did a stress test for 3 hours and everything was fine at 4.7, llc turbo and 1.192 volts. But then I restarted my computer and at the windows login screen. My main monitor display went pitch black as if I turned off my monitor, the other 2 monitors were not displaying anything but they didn’t go pitch black, the back lights were still up. 2 seconds later it came back on and my cursor was stuttering for a few seconds. I was really afraid I screwed something up so I put my settings back to stock, booted up fine and everything was normal.
I believe I did a quick sfc scan and it did repair a few things. Overall things seemed fine.
Here I am 3 days later. I did some windows updates and found out one of them causes problems. I uninstalled it and restarted. At the windows updating screen, while it was getting to 80% the same exact problem happened again. However when I boot into windows, you would never know anything is wrong.
Has anyone ever encountered this problem? I’m a little freaked out right now and really afraid while undervolting I damaged something.
The monitor this is happening on is a little over 3 years old.
9900kf
Gtx 970 (waiting for new cards to come back in stock)
Corsair rmx 850w gold 80+
Both my vg248 are dvi-d and my 278 is display port. My main monitor is one of my vg248 monitors.
Recently I was trying to see if I could undervolt my chip a little bit. I did a stress test for 3 hours and everything was fine at 4.7, llc turbo and 1.192 volts. But then I restarted my computer and at the windows login screen. My main monitor display went pitch black as if I turned off my monitor, the other 2 monitors were not displaying anything but they didn’t go pitch black, the back lights were still up. 2 seconds later it came back on and my cursor was stuttering for a few seconds. I was really afraid I screwed something up so I put my settings back to stock, booted up fine and everything was normal.
I believe I did a quick sfc scan and it did repair a few things. Overall things seemed fine.
Here I am 3 days later. I did some windows updates and found out one of them causes problems. I uninstalled it and restarted. At the windows updating screen, while it was getting to 80% the same exact problem happened again. However when I boot into windows, you would never know anything is wrong.
Has anyone ever encountered this problem? I’m a little freaked out right now and really afraid while undervolting I damaged something.
The monitor this is happening on is a little over 3 years old.
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