Bought a RTX 4060 Ti and now my monitor has this weird problem

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  1. MartyrKomplx-Prime

    Are you trying to run a resolution the monitor can’t do?

  2. Shadow_Ass

    Looks like a 1980s security camera footage lmao

  3. Must be a coincidence, that’s your monitor failing

  4. TrackPotential

    Remove the drivers with DDU and install drivers

  5. first what spec your PC before ? so why not try plug old GPU or using onboard ? to test if the GPU the culprit or the monitor, why you need RTX For CCTV Monitor

    because im seen many Monitor with this flash blank mostly caused by short circuit on T-CON module on the monitor

  6. Rickard403

    OP, did the remove old drivers and or using a different cable (display port or HDMI) work?

  7. Writhing2

    Completely remove all old drivers. They will completely fuck your system when you swap to a new GPU. If that doesn’t work, try a new cable. If not try a new monitor.

  8. coffeejn

    Should have gone with AMD, at least it would be a different problem! /s

    Seriously, try booting into the bios to see if it reproduces the same thing. Might be easier to rule out the cable first or something else. Not that I think it’s the cable, but you never know.

    Still think you need to run DDU and reinstall the drivers.

  9. TryingToBeReallyCool

    Try plugging something else into the monitor and see if you get the same behavior. If so, it’s a monitor issue

    Next, drivers. Reinstall, and make sure the old ones are removed. If that fixes it, it was a driver issue

    Next, try booting your computer into a Linux distro (you can easily load something like Ubuntu onto a usb). If it works, the issue is somewhere else in windows If not, could be a hardware issue

  10. Idk why but this makes me feel uneasy. Like in a horror movie or something lmao.

  11. postmortem6

    As others have said run DDU to remove the drivers then install the drivers for the new gpu. When you switch gpus you want to do this.

  12. A1pH4W01v

    When they meant 4k resolution, they really meant it.

  13. iamlegend235

    1. Make sure that this same thing happens on the BIOS/POST screens

    2. Try another monitor, or a TV. Also try another cable just to be safe.

    3. Like others mentioned, boot into safe mode and uninstall drivers using DDU. Let windows auto-install drivers on first boot afterwards, then grab the right drivers from your graphics card manufacturer

  14. SubmissiveDinosaur

    Your pc wanted to be a surveillance camera system

  15. I hat this Problem a While ago myself
    For me it was my graficscard that was too heavy and tilted a bit down which i fixed with getting something to stabileze it

  16. CammyPooo

    Should have gone AMD can’t trust Nvidia Drivers…/s

  17. Big_Daddy_Pablo_69

    Definitely the monitor issue 👌🤦‍♂️

  18. Inevitable-Study502

    display timings arent correct…ie gpu doesnt read correctly display id/edid

    google edid override or run custom resolution utility with manual display timings (timings you can get from your monitor manual)

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