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980ti display port issue

Theo
By Theo
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Hello,

So until recently everything was going fine, then i bought a 980ti and i started having some issues.

Before i had one monitor hooked up via display port and one via DVI since my 680 couldnt support both.

Now i have both monitors daisy chained and only one display port goes to the pc.

What happens now is that when the screen turns off (when not using pc), it wont come back on, moving mouse, ctrl alt del, caps lock, nothging works. What works is unplugging and re-plugging in the display port.

Anyone know a fix or has an idea how to fix it?

Thanks. ( im also going to bed so my replies may take some time)

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Could be an issue with the daisy chain, did you try plugging both in via GPU instead of the chain to see if that fixes the issue?

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Could be an issue with the daisy chain, did you try plugging both in via GPU instead of the chain to see if that fixes the issue?

I think i have, ill test this again tomorrow just to be sure

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