Hi everyone, thanks for taking the time to read. I'm having flickering issues with a new monitor, specs below.
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 1700
GPU: MSI GTX 1070
Motherboard: AX370-Gaming K7
Ram: 16g DDR4 3200MHz
Main Monitor: Acer XZ242Q (Flickering Monitor) connected via DP Cable
Secondary Monitor: BenQ RL2455 connected Via HDMI Cable
Issue: In low light setting during game play or in menu's (it happens mostly in Escape from Tarkov) I'm experiencing a flickering/pulsing and I cant for the life of me figure out how to fix it. This was not present before I got the Acer monitor (previously playing on the Ben Q). Please see video below for an example of the flicker/pulse.
View: https://youtu.be/UAVcrm-eXEs
Trouble shooting so far:
Comments:
I did download the Nvidia Pendulum test and was able to get the faintest flicker at low FPS with Gsync turned on, but I checked in game and it doesn't seem to be FPS dependent there, and as mentioned above, turning any combination of the syncs off has no effect.
I'm just lost at this point, I'm not the most savvy at this stuff, so any assistance you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
Thank for your time,
Crunk.
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 1700
GPU: MSI GTX 1070
Motherboard: AX370-Gaming K7
Ram: 16g DDR4 3200MHz
Main Monitor: Acer XZ242Q (Flickering Monitor) connected via DP Cable
Secondary Monitor: BenQ RL2455 connected Via HDMI Cable
Issue: In low light setting during game play or in menu's (it happens mostly in Escape from Tarkov) I'm experiencing a flickering/pulsing and I cant for the life of me figure out how to fix it. This was not present before I got the Acer monitor (previously playing on the Ben Q). Please see video below for an example of the flicker/pulse.
Trouble shooting so far:
- Checked drivers everywhere possible
- Turned off all Syncs (G & V)
- Tried syncing the monitors refresh rates
- Tried lowering the refresh rate to 120
- Changed from DP to HDMI
- Tried all of the settings I can find in the monitors menu (HDR mode gave some minor improvement but it was still present)
- Manually installed the latest drivers from acer for the monitor itself
Comments:
I did download the Nvidia Pendulum test and was able to get the faintest flicker at low FPS with Gsync turned on, but I checked in game and it doesn't seem to be FPS dependent there, and as mentioned above, turning any combination of the syncs off has no effect.
I'm just lost at this point, I'm not the most savvy at this stuff, so any assistance you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
Thank for your time,
Crunk.