New 4k display, have a few questions.

[Ryugbt]

I bought a new 4k monitor because i have a 1070, i wanted to try it out now. It was this korean monitor to give it a go after hearing great reviews. http://www.ebay.com/itm/331754744755?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT Now maybe i'm just dumb, but i'm having an awfully hard time getting most games to go full screen. Whenever i hit it, they just go blank. Then i have to tab out and close it most of the time. Is there a setting i'm missing? Another thing is. Whenever i tab out from games. It'll go to "No signal" Same when booting up. I won't even see my BIOS screen. Once it finally gets a signal i'm already into the windows desktop. Could a shitty Display port cable cause that issue? The time it takes to connect to a signal.

 

[Colif]

I have it but it annoyingly turn off the monitor within 15 seconds if the display doesn't get a signal in time (changing video modes or booting up). It's very slow at signal detection and someetimes I would have to turn the monitor off and on mulitiple times until it can pick up the display port signal. Anyone have a suggestion for this?

http://www.overclock.net/t/1592728/what-you-think-guys-about-crossover-289k-monitor

looks like it might be the monitor itself. I cannot find many reviews for it.

 

[Ryugbt]

I have it but it annoyingly turn off the monitor within 15 seconds if the display doesn't get a signal in time (changing video modes or booting up). It's very slow at signal detection and someetimes I would have to turn the monitor off and on mulitiple times until it can pick up the display port signal. Anyone have a suggestion for this?

http://www.overclock.net/t/1592728/what-you-think-guys-about-crossover-289k-monitor

looks like it might be the monitor itself. I cannot find many reviews for it.

 

[Ryugbt]

Didn't mean to hit best as answer, but yeah. I guess it could be....But it goes full screen sometimes. I know the signal thing might be, but i feel like theres a setting i dont have checked thats giving me issues.

 

[Colif]

their web site doesn't even show this model: http://www.crosslcd.co.kr/eng/ so its difficult

http://www.tested.com/tech/pcs/449537-korean-monitor-guide/

 

[Ryugbt]

Quite depressing man. :/

 

[Colif]

What connections has it got on back, can you try a different cable type? I know 1070 would have DP, HDMI and the old connection type that has slipped my mind...

http://www.overclock.net/t/1592851/just-got-the-crossover-289k-anyone-have-questions-about-it

 

[Ryugbt]

The monitor itself only has one Display port cable, but i want the 60 fps/4k resolution. so that's the only port i can. The ports on the back of the 1070 is Vgi/Hdmi/x3 display ports. I've tried all 3 ports on the back of the 1070. Hdmi/VGI would only allow 30 fps 4k

 

[Colif]

1070 has HDMI 2.0 which can do 60 fps, since my monitor has HDMI 2 and supports that speed... though I still use DP anyway.

 

[Ryugbt]

I'm assuming the prior hdmi 1.whatever differs from hdmi 2.0 cables, yeah? If so i don't have one laying around to test, hopefully that would fix it.

 

[Ryugbt]

I wish i could reply to some of these guys on overclock site you linked. but i verified my email about 20 minutes ago and its still not letting me. zzz

 

[Ryugbt]

Well. I dropped it down to 50hz and now it connects instantly, could that mean the cord i'm using isn't transferring the data quick enough?

 

[Colif]

the cables shouldn't make any difference, its a digital signal and I think all hdmi cables are the same. The difference between the two HDMI is bandwidth, HDMI 1.4 can't run 4k at 60fps. Your monitor says its HDMI 2 so between it and 1070 you should get 60fps

http://www.trustedreviews.com/opinions/hdmi-2-0-vs-1-4