Hello,
my monitor is an Acer Predator X34GS, love it a lot. I have it flipped upside down so it allows me to lower the monitor all the way down until it touches the desk, flipped it back with nvidia control panel and everything is fine.
the problem:
I'm running into issues where games/software like shadowplay's saved videos are all upside-down, I can always rotate them with media players hotkeys but its a pain (using mpc-be). but I'm also running into issues with Moonlight streaming and also my BIOS (my overclock is stable to I don't need to go there often).
Suggestions:
is there such thing as an inline display-port device that can flip the signal on a hardware level? one that will work outside of windows (although I'd be happy if it just worked within windows).
Monitor: Acer Predator X34GS (running g-sync through freesync at 3440x1440@144hz 10bit sRGB HDR-OFF).
GPU: EVGA GTX 1080ti FTW3 Hybrid.
Mobo: Z390 Aorus Master
-any suggestions appreciated.
my monitor is an Acer Predator X34GS, love it a lot. I have it flipped upside down so it allows me to lower the monitor all the way down until it touches the desk, flipped it back with nvidia control panel and everything is fine.
the problem:
I'm running into issues where games/software like shadowplay's saved videos are all upside-down, I can always rotate them with media players hotkeys but its a pain (using mpc-be). but I'm also running into issues with Moonlight streaming and also my BIOS (my overclock is stable to I don't need to go there often).
Suggestions:
is there such thing as an inline display-port device that can flip the signal on a hardware level? one that will work outside of windows (although I'd be happy if it just worked within windows).
Monitor: Acer Predator X34GS (running g-sync through freesync at 3440x1440@144hz 10bit sRGB HDR-OFF).
GPU: EVGA GTX 1080ti FTW3 Hybrid.
Mobo: Z390 Aorus Master
-any suggestions appreciated.