Yes both screens do, tried a new hdmi cable for my second monitor and it hasn’t solved the problem , if I unconnect one it doesn’t happen on the one that’s connected
My main screen is an ASUS TUF and the second one is just a cheap acer that I bought to use, my gpu is the 7900xtx, when I first built the pc and started it up it didn’t happen , it’s ever since i updated my gpu drivers for the first time
I have, but I didn’t know how to go about it tbh, this is my first ever build and apprehensive about trying to do too much incase I create and even bigger problem
Yeah I know but I figured as the second screen is only for web browsing etc whilst I’m gaming it wouldn’t matter what it was, I had a pc before that was just a prebuilt I bought but didn’t have this issue , that was Intel 12700f with a 3060ti, it’s just on this new system that I paid a substantial amount more that I’m having the problem
TUF Gaming VG27WQ｜Monitors｜ASUS United Kingdom
TUF Gaming monitors are ideal for competitive gamers on a budget, delivering a carefully selected set of high-end gaming features at palatable prices. Immaculate visuals are now within reach.www.asus.com
KG271 - Tech Specs | Monitors | Acer United Kingdom
68.6 cm (27") - 16:9 - Full HD - Maximum Resolution 1920 x 1080 - Contrast Ratio 100,000,000:1 - Brightness 300 cd/mwww.acer.com
They are very different monitors, Acer is only 75hz where as the TUF is 165hz for starters, different resolutions too, it would be a waste of the TUF to dial down both monitors to 75Hz, but this alone could be causing flickering as your GPU is trying to decide which one to use, different refresh rates too, the Acer is 1ms, the TUF is only 1ms if you are using the MPRT setting.
