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Update: After a lot of troubleshooting, I noticed it would only crash at night. It turns out it was the windows "Night light" feature causing all the problems. After disabling it, I haven't had any more crashing. I installed "fl.ux" instead and that works just fine.

What about this monitor? https://www.newegg.com/acer-v277u-27-qhd/p/N82E16824011270?Description=1440p monitor&cm_re=1440p_monitor-_-24-011-270-_-Product Seems pretty cheap, and it's ips.

I'm looking for a new monitor setup. I currently have three 1080p monitors and would like to upgrade to 1440p. I need IPS, minimal borders, and sub $200. Do these exist? I don't game much so I don't care about color accuracy or response time.

I've installed the chipset drivers from msi's website and updated the bios (it was successful). Seems to still be a problem. I also noticed "Night-Light" tends to reset when the display driver freaks out. Could this be a memory problem? Or possible a faulty CPU or motherboard?

Hmm. I haven't updated the bios or installed the chipset drivers. I'll do that and see if it improves system stability. Thanks.

Yea, I have the "Multi-Monitor" setting enabled. The 5th monitor doesn't even turn on if I don't have that enabled. Right now, it is on but I believe the integrated graphics are crashing and the system is recovering.

Thanks for the response. I don't know about the crash reports. Where's a good place to find one? I'm not playing games. Believe it or not, it doesn't freeze when playing games. The computer will only freeze when I'm running like photoshop or a programming ide. Sometimes chrome will become unresponsive after the system reboots the graphics driver. I believe the integrated graphics are hanging and the system detects this and reboots the driver. And yea, it's a good chair

Good afternoon, I bought my first desktop in 2015. It was a 4th gen i5, a 980Ti, and a Gigabyte motherboard. I have 5 monitors. (https://i.imgur.com/RrPQLmM.jpg). I connected monitors 4 to the 980Ti, and the last (pictured above the three) to the motherboard. I got no crashes and the setup worked great for 4 years. I recently upgraded it this year to a 9700K, kept the 980Ti and an MSI Z390 Gaming Edge AC motherboard. However, keeping the 5th monitor connected causes my system to be unstable and will freeze periodically. If I disable the 5th monitor in the BIOS, the problems disappear. Does anyone know what the problem could be? I have IGD Multi-Monitor enabled in the BIOS and the latest Intel and Nvidia drivers. EDIT 12/28: It was windows night light causing the crashing...

Did you use the same processor for both graphics card? If not, it may be because of that. Another idea may be that you're testing on different versions of Minecraft. Idk if this helped or not but, this is my first post here so I'd thought I'd chime in