- Aug 27, 2016
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Hello everybody in the forum.
Quick description:
Main issue:
While browsing chrome, both my monitors started flickering for a second.
Main monitor is hooked up to the card and the second monitor to the motherboard.
After flickering the second monitor comes back, everything seems fine, but the main monitor says "Input error" or something of that sort, pretty well known from what I heard.
After taking out the HDMI cable and plugging it back in, everything works with the main monitor. That happens more likely when I'm using the PC up to 10 hours, I think.
Here is a MSI Afterburner graph displaying what happened when the connection between the main monitor and the card broke up:
[url=http://imgur.com/SWW3uXL]http://imgur.com/SWW3uXL[/url]
Here is my system file:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tsoqgd0hmevtxcs/systemfile.txt?dl=0
That is pretty much everything. Not a huge problem, but I'm still wondering, because I heard some bad things throughout the internet.
Thanks in advance to anyone answering my question.
Quick description:
Main monitor: Acer
Second monitor: LG
Video Card: MSI Geforce GTX 980 - Gaming 4G (New)
CPU: Intel Core i7 3770K
HDMI Cable: 20-40$ gold plated no-name product (New)
Main issue:
While browsing chrome, both my monitors started flickering for a second.
Main monitor is hooked up to the card and the second monitor to the motherboard.
After flickering the second monitor comes back, everything seems fine, but the main monitor says "Input error" or something of that sort, pretty well known from what I heard.
After taking out the HDMI cable and plugging it back in, everything works with the main monitor. That happens more likely when I'm using the PC up to 10 hours, I think.
Here is a MSI Afterburner graph displaying what happened when the connection between the main monitor and the card broke up:
[url=http://imgur.com/SWW3uXL]http://imgur.com/SWW3uXL[/url]
Here is my system file:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tsoqgd0hmevtxcs/systemfile.txt?dl=0
That is pretty much everything. Not a huge problem, but I'm still wondering, because I heard some bad things throughout the internet.
Thanks in advance to anyone answering my question.
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