- Dec 30, 2014
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I am now the proud owner of a triple 1080p setup, I've played multiple games in surround already, but I feel like ever since I've touched the nVidia control panel to turn surround on and off, I've been having some issues.
For some reason, pushing any button in most programs crashes them, and using the alt+tab combination shows the panel of windows that are open, but then stops doing anything until explorer restarts itself.
I have a few ideas what it could be, but I don't know how viable any of them are as real problems, so I came here.
1. The keyboard and the USB slot are having a fight, causing some other problems elsewhere
2. SSD (Even though its not even a year old) is running out of read-write cycles,
3. GPU (Which is a 1080) is having a hard time with the triple monitor setup. This one would baffles me considering I can run GTA V at high/ultra in surround (5760x1080) at 70fps, however, the only part of me that says this is possible is that my GPU idles at 1708mhz.
I've already reverted to my previous nvidia driver and restarted multiple times, but restarting is only a temporary fix.
For some reason, pushing any button in most programs crashes them, and using the alt+tab combination shows the panel of windows that are open, but then stops doing anything until explorer restarts itself.
I have a few ideas what it could be, but I don't know how viable any of them are as real problems, so I came here.
1. The keyboard and the USB slot are having a fight, causing some other problems elsewhere
2. SSD (Even though its not even a year old) is running out of read-write cycles,
3. GPU (Which is a 1080) is having a hard time with the triple monitor setup. This one would baffles me considering I can run GTA V at high/ultra in surround (5760x1080) at 70fps, however, the only part of me that says this is possible is that my GPU idles at 1708mhz.
I've already reverted to my previous nvidia driver and restarted multiple times, but restarting is only a temporary fix.
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