I recently upgraded from a 3090 to a 4090. It seems in one way this is a downgrade....
I run two 4k160hz panels, and a 1440p60hz panel. This ran fine on the 3090.
On the 4090, there is what I can only assume is an arbitrary limitation that limits you to two monitor outputs if you run at 4k over 120hz.
From the nVidia 4090 Full specs:
This also means I can't use my Index without physically disconnecting one of my two remaining monitors.
First world problems I know, but I feel like this is an arbitrary driver lock to try to make me buy a Quadro.
Anyone know of any hacked drivers etc that bypass the limit, similar to the nVenc simultaneous encode limit hack?
I run two 4k160hz panels, and a 1440p60hz panel. This ran fine on the 3090.
On the 4090, there is what I can only assume is an arbitrary limitation that limits you to two monitor outputs if you run at 4k over 120hz.
From the nVidia 4090 Full specs:
The same limitation is not listed on the 3090 specs, that just says 4 outputs.
This also means I can't use my Index without physically disconnecting one of my two remaining monitors.
First world problems I know, but I feel like this is an arbitrary driver lock to try to make me buy a Quadro.
Anyone know of any hacked drivers etc that bypass the limit, similar to the nVenc simultaneous encode limit hack?