OK, I've read around some posts about TV screen blinking when connecting to HDMI. So, I've got 2 32 inch TV screens from Samsung which have 1366x768 resolution. I'm using the computer to watch cameras - about 32 - 16 on 1st TV, 16 - on 2nd.
My build is this
PSU: Seasonic 600W Gold
Core i7-7700
ASUS STRIX GTX 1050
8GB RAM
120GB SSD
I've first connected the 2 TV using DisplayPort->HDMI and HDMI - HDMI cable. So, the problem I have is this - when I click on 1 camera to show it on full screen, TV starts to blink/flashes. Camera is going to main-stream. And btw 1st 2 days it didn't did that. On 3rd day it starts happening whenever you select one camera only and until you don't click twice screen continues to flash. Someone said me that it's from changing resolution and the video card is pushing the bigger resolution on TV and TV with the lower resolution can't handle it. But when I change the port problems stop! Now I've connected using DVI - HDMI cable, problems stop again for 2 days, and after that they arise again. WIth DVI cable I think is more stable, because when I tested it first I changed between 2 DVI ports on the ASUS card and 1 try from 4 it showed problems. Someone said to replace TVs with Full HD ones and then there won't be problems. Is there any other way to change some setting on NVIDIA Control Panel to make this card working these Samsung TV? 2nd TV is connected to DVR directly and shows 1280x1024 @ 60Hz without these problems, but it's analogue DVR.
Thank you.
My build is this
PSU: Seasonic 600W Gold
Core i7-7700
ASUS STRIX GTX 1050
8GB RAM
120GB SSD
I've first connected the 2 TV using DisplayPort->HDMI and HDMI - HDMI cable. So, the problem I have is this - when I click on 1 camera to show it on full screen, TV starts to blink/flashes. Camera is going to main-stream. And btw 1st 2 days it didn't did that. On 3rd day it starts happening whenever you select one camera only and until you don't click twice screen continues to flash. Someone said me that it's from changing resolution and the video card is pushing the bigger resolution on TV and TV with the lower resolution can't handle it. But when I change the port problems stop! Now I've connected using DVI - HDMI cable, problems stop again for 2 days, and after that they arise again. WIth DVI cable I think is more stable, because when I tested it first I changed between 2 DVI ports on the ASUS card and 1 try from 4 it showed problems. Someone said to replace TVs with Full HD ones and then there won't be problems. Is there any other way to change some setting on NVIDIA Control Panel to make this card working these Samsung TV? 2nd TV is connected to DVR directly and shows 1280x1024 @ 60Hz without these problems, but it's analogue DVR.
Thank you.
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