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Gregali46290

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  • Gender
    Male

System

  • CPU
    Ryzen 7 2700x
  • Motherboard
    ASUS Prime X470-PRO
  • RAM
    G.Skill Trident z RGB 3200
  • GPU
    MSI GTX 1070Ti
  • Case
    CM Storm Stryker
  • Storage
    Samsung 869Evo 250gb / WD Black 750gb
  • PSU
    Corsair TX650
  • Cooling
    Stock Ryzen Prism Cooler
  • Mouse
    Corsair Dark Core RGB SE
  • Operating System
    Windows 10

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  1. Cant figure out the tv issue still, got my ram running good tho. Trident z 3200 @ 1.35(D.O.C.H) unless i got the lettering wrong) is running at 3666, anything more and it fails, unless votlz are the issue with ram and then i cant figure out the setting to turn it up.
  2. Up to date windows, if a video/game is going it doesnt do the sleep thing. Maybe it will fix my problem with the update, fingers crossed.
  3. Every sleep setting I can find is turned to never/off, and yes I'm using a tv because a 32" vizio is a lot cheaper than a 32" actual monitor.I even tried switching any setting that had to do with the display on the tv.
  4. It goes black, then when it comes back the tv info bar shows up.
  5. Thats another thing, every driver is up to date. Bios/GPU, I even checked my tv for an update.
  6. I bought this tv only a few months ago and it worked perfect on my old setup. (i5-3570k, asrock z77 extreme, 16gb ddr3, msi 1070ti) I just built a new setup about a week ago (ryzen 7 2700x, asus prime x470-pro, 16gb ddr4, msi 1070ti) and with this new build my tv keeps going to sleep randomly and waking back up about 10-15 seconds later. I have tried any and all settings, both on the tv and in windows, without any fix. I have also tried different hdmi cables and a dvi to hdmi cable and it didn't change anything. Also I have a second screen and it is also a Vizio but its not smart and it works fine, at this point I'm lost as what to do to stop it from going to sleep. Any advice or help would be great.
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