Not sure what is causing this. Could use some help though.
Here is a video of whats going on and me explaining it. If I was not descriptive enough and anyone has any questions please ask!
http://youtu.be/XGo2WtYEy4M
Not sure what is causing this. Could use some help though.
Here is a video of whats going on and me explaining it. If I was not descriptive enough and anyone has any questions please ask!
http://youtu.be/XGo2WtYEy4M
Could you provide more information on the monitors and the video card you are using and the cable setup?
If the displays flicker only during gameplay, note that some games actually do natively not support 100hz or higher refresh rates. In some cases it is possible to force the game to use these refresh rates. Please check with the game developer if they support 100 to 120 Hz refresh rates.
If you are using a 120 Hz LCD make sure you have set the brightness to 100%, if you are using a value less than 100% this can result in bad 3D Stereo effect. Also allow your display time to warm up for best image quality. Be aware that lighting, especially fluorescent lighting, can also cause flickering.
Could you provide more information on the monitors and the video card you are using and the cable setup?
If the displays flicker only during gameplay, note that some games actually do natively not support 100hz or higher refresh rates. In some cases it is possible to force the game to use these refresh rates. Please check with the game developer if they support 100 to 120 Hz refresh rates.
If you are using a 120 Hz LCD make sure you have set the brightness to 100%, if you are using a value less than 100% this can result in bad 3D Stereo effect. Also allow your display time to warm up for best image quality. Be aware that lighting, especially fluorescent lighting, can also cause flickering.
I am running two EVGA 670 FTW 2GB video cards in SLI. The three monitors are ASUS VG278H's.
The middle and right monitors are both connected to my top GPU and the left monitor is connected to the bottom GPU. They are all using the exact same brand/model DVI cord that was provided with the monitors.
I am 100% positive that the games I am having problems with fully support 100-120hz refresh rates. The brightness is @ 100% on all three monitors. The monitor that is flickering has been on for a couple hours so it is surely warmed-up. I tried different lighting in the room and get the same result.
I am running two EVGA 670 FTW 2GB video cards in SLI. The three monitors are ASUS VG278H's.
The middle and right monitors are both connected to my top GPU and the left monitor is connected to the bottom GPU. They are all using the exact same brand/model DVI cord that was provided with the monitors.
I am 100% positive that the games I am having problems with fully support 100-120hz refresh rates. The brightness is @ 100% on all three monitors. The monitor that is flickering has been on for a couple hours so it is surely warmed-up. I tried different lighting in the room and get the same result.
Note that all the three monitors should be connected to the [b]same[/b] GPU, disconnect the left monitor from the "bottom" GPU and connect it to the "top" GPU.
Try uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers if issue still persists.
Note that all the three monitors should be connected to the same GPU, disconnect the left monitor from the "bottom" GPU and connect it to the "top" GPU.
Try uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers if issue still persists.
1. Make sure all 3 dual-link DVI cables are firmly connected to both the monitor and the graphics card.
2. Since you have 3 DVI cables, if possible, try swapping them with each other. Maybe you have a bad DVI cable.
3. Try connecting the DVI cables to different DVI ports on the graphics cards. Maybe one port is bad.
Here is a video of whats going on and me explaining it. If I was not descriptive enough and anyone has any questions please ask!
http://youtu.be/XGo2WtYEy4M
If the displays flicker only during gameplay, note that some games actually do natively not support 100hz or higher refresh rates. In some cases it is possible to force the game to use these refresh rates. Please check with the game developer if they support 100 to 120 Hz refresh rates.
If you are using a 120 Hz LCD make sure you have set the brightness to 100%, if you are using a value less than 100% this can result in bad 3D Stereo effect. Also allow your display time to warm up for best image quality. Be aware that lighting, especially fluorescent lighting, can also cause flickering.
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The middle and right monitors are both connected to my top GPU and the left monitor is connected to the bottom GPU. They are all using the exact same brand/model DVI cord that was provided with the monitors.
I am 100% positive that the games I am having problems with fully support 100-120hz refresh rates. The brightness is @ 100% on all three monitors. The monitor that is flickering has been on for a couple hours so it is surely warmed-up. I tried different lighting in the room and get the same result.
Try uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers if issue still persists.
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GeForce Experience Installer Logging|FAQ :: Driver Feedback/BUG Report
2. Since you have 3 DVI cables, if possible, try swapping them with each other. Maybe you have a bad DVI cable.
3. Try connecting the DVI cables to different DVI ports on the graphics cards. Maybe one port is bad.
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