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Missing some monitors and it isn’t bandwidth-related.

Missing some monitors and it isn’t bandwidth-related.

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10-05-2020, 08:31 PM
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The system configuration we're examining includes Windows 10 64-bit (version 21H2), a Gigabyte Aero X570S Rev 1.1, a Ryzen 7 3800X with 64GB of DDR4 RAM at 3000 MHz (Gskill Trident Z RGB). The setup features four monitors: a Samsung Odyssey G7 in 4K resolution, a Samsung S34J55X in WQHD, an AOC 2702G2 in 1440p, and a HUION Kamvas 16 tablet. All connections are made via DisplayPort or HDMI, with the GPU drivers installed as Gameready 516.59.

The process involves connecting these displays for streaming, multitasking, and creative work. Previously, I had used an HP 1080p monitor for testing purposes. The challenge arose when switching to the HUION tablet—despite working on my laptop via Thunderbolt, it failed to appear on the monitors regardless of the port used.

I recently upgraded the motherboard from an MSI Gaming Edge Wifi X570 to a newer model, adding more RAM without affecting performance. According to specifications, the 3070 GPU can handle up to four monitors, but real-world usage suggests it performs best with three. I've tested bandwidth limits using the bandwidth calculator, noting that Display ports collectively offer around 26-31 Gbps, while HDMI provides a higher capacity of 48 Gbps.

After troubleshooting—including uninstalling and reinstalling drivers for both the tablet and GPU—I still faced detection issues. I've considered an RMA from EVGA, but the issue persists. I’m now evaluating whether the problem lies with the GPU, motherboard, or my configuration choices.

Please let me know if you need a detailed hardware log.
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10-05-2020, 08:31 PM #1

Here are the revised details:

The system configuration we're examining includes Windows 10 64-bit (version 21H2), a Gigabyte Aero X570S Rev 1.1, a Ryzen 7 3800X with 64GB of DDR4 RAM at 3000 MHz (Gskill Trident Z RGB). The setup features four monitors: a Samsung Odyssey G7 in 4K resolution, a Samsung S34J55X in WQHD, an AOC 2702G2 in 1440p, and a HUION Kamvas 16 tablet. All connections are made via DisplayPort or HDMI, with the GPU drivers installed as Gameready 516.59.

The process involves connecting these displays for streaming, multitasking, and creative work. Previously, I had used an HP 1080p monitor for testing purposes. The challenge arose when switching to the HUION tablet—despite working on my laptop via Thunderbolt, it failed to appear on the monitors regardless of the port used.

I recently upgraded the motherboard from an MSI Gaming Edge Wifi X570 to a newer model, adding more RAM without affecting performance. According to specifications, the 3070 GPU can handle up to four monitors, but real-world usage suggests it performs best with three. I've tested bandwidth limits using the bandwidth calculator, noting that Display ports collectively offer around 26-31 Gbps, while HDMI provides a higher capacity of 48 Gbps.

After troubleshooting—including uninstalling and reinstalling drivers for both the tablet and GPU—I still faced detection issues. I've considered an RMA from EVGA, but the issue persists. I’m now evaluating whether the problem lies with the GPU, motherboard, or my configuration choices.

Please let me know if you need a detailed hardware log.

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