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Yep, latest drivers. Hmm! Interesting.

Windows 10.

So, here's the short of it. I just got an ASUS PG279Q today. Using it as my main monitor with my old monitors, 2x Dell U2412H being either side, one on the left and one on the right. How, if I'm entering a FULLSCREEN game (not windows, not borderless fullscreen) and the game does some resolution or refresh rate changes, the both the MAIN MONITOR (the PG279Q) and the RIGHT MONITOR (one of the U2414H) both flicker. Now I understand this is normal for the main monitor as it's changing some settings, but I am unsure as why it happens on the right monitor, especially as it DOESN'T happen on the left monitor. Now, after a heap of testing (changing HDMI cables, which ports it's plugged into the graphics card, switching monitor positions etc.) I've determined that which ever monitor is designated DISPLAY #3 in Windows, is the monitor this happens to. Anyone have any ideas on why this is happening and how I can stop it?

Name: Guybrush CPU: Intel i7 4770k OC to 4.0Ghz GPU: Gigabyte G1 Gaming 980Ti OC Core at 1459Mhz, RAM at 7030Mhz RAM: 16gb Dominator Platinum 2133Mhz 8gb x4 (16gb total) Score: 11

Hey guys, Two separate questions: I've been researching this for a while now, and it seems like a bust, but does anyone know a way to stop Windows 10 from detecting your display is turned off when you power it down? I don't want it re-configuring the video every time I turn one monitor off, or both. It's annoying for window management. If I plug a Displayport cable from my graphics card, to a HDMI port in my monitor (with a DP-HDMI cable obviously) will the nVidia control panel detect the video signal going out via Displayport or via HDMI. Odd question I know, but it might some a weird issue I'm having with my displays. Thanks!