Display problems with multiple monitors
Display problems with multiple monitors
Hey! You've experienced some tricky issues with your monitors. It sounds like the problem might be related to driver conflicts or power management settings after your GPU upgrade. Try checking if the monitor drivers are up to date, and see if changing the display mode or resolution helps. Also, ensure your system isn't overclocking or causing unexpected power behavior. If the issue persists, it could be worth testing with a different GPU model or consulting your motherboard's support resources.
You need clearer details about your display configuration. It seems you're comparing setups using different monitor models and specs. Clarify the exact monitors, their refresh rates, resolutions, and any other relevant settings so we can better assess compatibility.
Review the official Nvidia forums for similar problems. Monitor temperatures, voltages, and alerts using HWInfo64 and MSI Afterburner with logs. Record black screen times in Windows Event Viewer to spot patterns.
The change in resolution will cause issues with a single desktop setup. It might work if you switch the monitor from 240Hz to 60Hz, but reverting it later could be difficult. The graphics driver might offer a solution for this problem.