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Broke CUDer
My pc as it stands:
LG 24GM77 FHD 1920x1080 144Hz (3 y)
Dell SE2416H 23.8" FHD LED 1920x1080 (1.5 y)
MSI Vega 64 8GB Blower style (1.5 y)
G.Skill TridentZ RGB 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4-3000MHz (4 m)
AMD Ryzen 5 2600 3.4GHz (4 m)
Stock AMD cooler
WD 240GB M.2 SSD (4 m)
MSI B450M Pro-M2 Micro-ATX MB (4 m)
D-Link Wirelesss AC1200 Dual Band PCI-E adapter (4 m)
Corsair AF120L 120mm 1300RPM case fan x3 (4 m)
Super Flower SF-850F14MT(BK) Leadex 850W 80 Plus Silver Certified PSU (4 m)
I'm using an hdmi to the 60Hz dell and a Display Port cable to the 144Hz LG. My problem is that the LG loses signal every so often, as if the cable is unplugged or something. Last night (for the first time) the screen just went black and white at about 3sec intervals. I had underclocked my GPU significantly as I read on some forum that that would help. The guy on the forum still has issues, so I'm hoping carb can help me. I suspect the it's the GPU as everything seems to be fine. It seems to be slightly common for older Radeon cards to give this problem, with no solution in sight.
Please note when I got the Vega 64, it had never been overclocked and was used in a crossfire setup. I had issues of my PC crashing within minutes after starting the PC. It seemed to have been a driver issue as I managed to solve it by installing and downloading the drivers on a 100Mbps line. I have full warranty still with evetech on the GPU.
To save some time I'll mention some of what I've tried:
1- Tried only one display at a time. LG still loses signal, Dell works perfectly.
2- Tried lower refresh rate.
3- Tried hdmi on LG. Nothing happens but only go up to 60Hz.
4- I can't use DVI as the GPU only has hdmi and DP.
5- IOverclocking the GPU.
6- Underclocking GPU.
7- Tried using different DP ports on gpu.
8- Tried duplicate monitor instead of extend. LG still loses signal and runs at 60Hz.
9- Reinstallation of GPU drivers.
10- Found what seemed to be drivers for LG and installed it. The monitor is supposed to be plug-n-play so doesn't need it.
11- Tried using 1080ti on monitor. Works perfectly.
12- Swapped around the GPU power cables.
If this persists with no solution, I'll RMA the GPU or sell it and get myself back on the Green team. A lot of effort that I'm not looking forward to, please help.
LG 24GM77 FHD 1920x1080 144Hz (3 y)
Dell SE2416H 23.8" FHD LED 1920x1080 (1.5 y)
MSI Vega 64 8GB Blower style (1.5 y)
G.Skill TridentZ RGB 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4-3000MHz (4 m)
AMD Ryzen 5 2600 3.4GHz (4 m)
Stock AMD cooler
WD 240GB M.2 SSD (4 m)
MSI B450M Pro-M2 Micro-ATX MB (4 m)
D-Link Wirelesss AC1200 Dual Band PCI-E adapter (4 m)
Corsair AF120L 120mm 1300RPM case fan x3 (4 m)
Super Flower SF-850F14MT(BK) Leadex 850W 80 Plus Silver Certified PSU (4 m)
I'm using an hdmi to the 60Hz dell and a Display Port cable to the 144Hz LG. My problem is that the LG loses signal every so often, as if the cable is unplugged or something. Last night (for the first time) the screen just went black and white at about 3sec intervals. I had underclocked my GPU significantly as I read on some forum that that would help. The guy on the forum still has issues, so I'm hoping carb can help me. I suspect the it's the GPU as everything seems to be fine. It seems to be slightly common for older Radeon cards to give this problem, with no solution in sight.
Please note when I got the Vega 64, it had never been overclocked and was used in a crossfire setup. I had issues of my PC crashing within minutes after starting the PC. It seemed to have been a driver issue as I managed to solve it by installing and downloading the drivers on a 100Mbps line. I have full warranty still with evetech on the GPU.
To save some time I'll mention some of what I've tried:
1- Tried only one display at a time. LG still loses signal, Dell works perfectly.
2- Tried lower refresh rate.
3- Tried hdmi on LG. Nothing happens but only go up to 60Hz.
4- I can't use DVI as the GPU only has hdmi and DP.
5- IOverclocking the GPU.
6- Underclocking GPU.
7- Tried using different DP ports on gpu.
8- Tried duplicate monitor instead of extend. LG still loses signal and runs at 60Hz.
9- Reinstallation of GPU drivers.
10- Found what seemed to be drivers for LG and installed it. The monitor is supposed to be plug-n-play so doesn't need it.
11- Tried using 1080ti on monitor. Works perfectly.
12- Swapped around the GPU power cables.
If this persists with no solution, I'll RMA the GPU or sell it and get myself back on the Green team. A lot of effort that I'm not looking forward to, please help.
