[SOLVED] No signal

[HRH-Mononoke]

My monitor keeps losing signal, ive tried both displayport and hdmi cables, any solutions? (also idk if no internet connection may affect that by any chance).

*Loses signal when not used for about a minute or two (usually but sometimes it stays on)
*Moving mouse gets it back up, as if it went to sleep but it says it has no signal

 

[alexoiu]

Try testing different graphics card. Or test without card, lf onboard available.

 

[HRH-Mononoke]

Try testing different graphics card. Or test without card, lf onboard available.

How can I do that

 

[alexoiu]

What components using?

 

[HRH-Mononoke]

What components using?

i7-9700k, RTX 2060, 16gb ram
ASUS TUF Z370-Plus Gaming II

 

[Irisena]

onboard basically means using your iGPU. just plug your HDMI cable on your mobo instead of graphics card.

 

[HRH-Mononoke]

onboard basically means using your iGPU. just plug your HDMI cable on your mobo instead of graphics card.

Already did that, all the same, loses signal after some time though it does not always lose signal so idk

 

[Irisena]

wait... your problem isn't about the GPU isn't it?
can you check your windows setting? there should be a feature that turns off display if you left it idle for X minutes. maybe that's what making your monitor lose signal. moving your mouse will turn the display back up because windows detected that you're not idle once you move the mouse.

 

[HRH-Mononoke]

wait... your problem isn't about the GPU isn't it?
can you check your windows setting? there should be a feature that turns off display if you left it idle for X minutes. maybe that's what making your monitor lose signal. moving your mouse will turn the display back up because windows detected that you're not idle once you move the mouse.

I hope its just that lmao but the problem is it doesnt always lose signal 😬😬... where exactly can i find that

 

[Irisena]

just type "power" on your start menu, you should see "power & sleep settings" open that and you'll see the option directly under "screen". Just change it to whatever minute you want, and done.
also, sometimes, a cheap mouse can make a very small movement on it's own without being touched, and maybe that's what keeping your monitor on occasionally, who knows.

 

[HRH-Mononoke]

just type "power" on your start menu, you should see "power & sleep settings" open that and you'll see the option directly under "screen". Just change it to whatever minute you want, and done.
also, sometimes, a cheap mouse can make a very small movement on it's own without being touched, and maybe that's what keeping your monitor on occasionally, who knows.

Screen was set at 30 min, Sleep at 1h 😳
I've got a deathadder elite

 

[HRH-Mononoke]

Also could it be because this monitor is not g-sync compatible?

 

[Irisena]

ah i see.. well, g-sync shouldn't have anything to do with it. normal monitors should works just fine. It really sounds like a windows problem for me since there must be something that detects whether you're idle or not. Idk, maybe check your softwares, there may be some "optimizing" horseshit software running in the background or something. at least for me, it doesn't sounds like a hardware problem.