Hi all,
I recently bought a Gigabyte 27QC. It's attached to my PC (1070Ti) via display port. I can't change the setup because it's also connected to my work PC via HDMI so I can switch inputs and work from home when I need to.
It has a problem where if program that I am using is in full screen mode (be it YouTube, Netflix etc. or video games), when I do something that brings up a 'thing' that's not native to that program, then entire monitor turns off and on again. Example: using the volume controls on my keyboard brings up an on-screen display showing my current volume - refresh.
Watching a YouTube video in full screen, then moving the mouse to push the button to take it out of full screen - refresh.
I've only had the monitor since Saturday and there's no more stock on Amazon and I can't find a similarly specced monitor for the same price, so returning it isn't my most favoured option. Although I will if I must.
I made a YouTube video to show exactly what happens. (Presenting isn't my strong point. Go easy).
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSpuEc0A4lA
I recently bought a Gigabyte 27QC. It's attached to my PC (1070Ti) via display port. I can't change the setup because it's also connected to my work PC via HDMI so I can switch inputs and work from home when I need to.
It has a problem where if program that I am using is in full screen mode (be it YouTube, Netflix etc. or video games), when I do something that brings up a 'thing' that's not native to that program, then entire monitor turns off and on again. Example: using the volume controls on my keyboard brings up an on-screen display showing my current volume - refresh.
Watching a YouTube video in full screen, then moving the mouse to push the button to take it out of full screen - refresh.
I've only had the monitor since Saturday and there's no more stock on Amazon and I can't find a similarly specced monitor for the same price, so returning it isn't my most favoured option. Although I will if I must.
I made a YouTube video to show exactly what happens. (Presenting isn't my strong point. Go easy).
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