Hey guys, so i bought a GTX 760 card recently, and i have some flickering during games. I recorded the gameplay with FRAPS, and in the video, it's perfect, no flickering whatsoever, so i assume, it is not the video card. Which leaves the cable and/or my monitor, which is a Samsung S27A350H.
Maybe another important info, i only had a vga to vga cabel, and on my new card, there was no vga, just a display, an hdmi, and a DVI output, so i bought a vga - dvi converter. With that, it worked, but there was flickering. I tried driver sweep and reinstall, older drivers, but since the fraps video didn't show any problem, it's clear it's either the cable, the adapter, or my monitor, right?
The thing that makes me somewhat less optimistic about this thing, is that i also tried the adapter with my older card, and it worked perfectly. So that pretty much leaves my monitor as the culprit? I tried to play with the refresh rate, but it only allows me to set it at 60 herz. I ordered 2 cables, an hdmi to hdmi cable, and a hdmi to dvi cable, but i'm afraid that's a hail mary if anything, as the adapter worked perfectly with my old card. Thanks in advance for the suggestions!
Maybe another important info, i only had a vga to vga cabel, and on my new card, there was no vga, just a display, an hdmi, and a DVI output, so i bought a vga - dvi converter. With that, it worked, but there was flickering. I tried driver sweep and reinstall, older drivers, but since the fraps video didn't show any problem, it's clear it's either the cable, the adapter, or my monitor, right?
The thing that makes me somewhat less optimistic about this thing, is that i also tried the adapter with my older card, and it worked perfectly. So that pretty much leaves my monitor as the culprit? I tried to play with the refresh rate, but it only allows me to set it at 60 herz. I ordered 2 cables, an hdmi to hdmi cable, and a hdmi to dvi cable, but i'm afraid that's a hail mary if anything, as the adapter worked perfectly with my old card. Thanks in advance for the suggestions!