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rtx 5090 drivers making monitor black out/blink for 10s when exiting full screen

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turns out it was just a coincident it happened just after I updated drivers. It appears to have been some sort of damage on my dp 1.4 cable messing with DSC and the problem occured when ever that monitor (alienware 4k oled 240hz), used anything above  60hz. It now works when I just use another dp cable. Even when it wasen't a NVIDIA driver problem the support still managed to help me and locate the problem so thats great. I'll close this thread now, thanks for all the help

updated my drivers from a pretty old one, think march, bc they messed with gta V, to the versions 576.40. Now when ever I exit and or enter full screen in any game/ software it lagges out for about 10-15s, I lose control over the mosue during this time and all monitors blink and turn black. I have tried 576.28 and 576.52 (which legit released today) both have same problem. idk if there is any stable driver anyone knows of or if this is a problem outside of nvidia drivers. Also yes they are game ready drivers. Any help appreciated

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Peak $2000 experience (more like 4 to $5000).

 

Just try downloading an older driver from Nvidia's website and make sure to use DDU.

Microsoft owns my soul.

 

Also, Dell is evil, but HP kinda nice.

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turns out it was just a coincident it happened just after I updated drivers. It appears to have been some sort of damage on my dp 1.4 cable messing with DSC and the problem occured when ever that monitor (alienware 4k oled 240hz), used anything above  60hz. It now works when I just use another dp cable. Even when it wasen't a NVIDIA driver problem the support still managed to help me and locate the problem so thats great. I'll close this thread now, thanks for all the help

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