#Starcraft 2 flickery 1080p
#Starcraft 2 flickery drivers
#Starcraft 2 flickery software

I’d hate to have to switch back to that crappy old t.v. So far none of these workarounds have worked at all. So far I have tried a few workaround that I have found online and will list them below: For a graphics card I’ve got an rx580 8gb (again I’d like to state this worked without issue on the t.v.)

#Starcraft 2 flickery 1080p

It’s a 144hz monitor with 1ms response at 1080p with freesync capability. The monitor I purchased is an AOC G2460PF. Today I purchased a new monitor and have been having issues with flicker and screen tearing. Until today, I’ve been using an old Sanyo tv to play on with no issues. I appreciate the help, thank you.I have been playing SC:2 for a few days now and I’ve really been enjoying it.

Let me know if you need any other details. Main monitor in question is the s2721dgf connected via display port and second monitor is a BenQ 1080p connected via a dvi to hdmi cable. If I can't find help here I'll just send it back and get a new one.

#Starcraft 2 flickery software

I'm here looking for a potential remedy but I'm guessing there isn't one because I can't seem to find anyone with the same issue and I'm thinking its something wrong with the software inside the monitor. The last time it happened it took almost a day to work again. Always after a few hours of idle time and randomly try to switch windows monitor display settings. Since then it had happened 2 more times and was fixed the same way as the first but never immediately. The only thing to ever change or fix it was after a couple hours of idle time I ended up switching my windows display setting to 'Show only 2nd monitor' which ended up causing first monitor to turn back on with the message 'no dp signal from your device' then I switch back to extended displays and it works fine again and everything is back to normal.

#Starcraft 2 flickery drivers

Began Googling issues and proceeded to go through a plethora of troubleshooting attempts such as, power it off and on, change the display port cables, change the power cables, try hdmi, attempt to power cycle by unplugging and holding all the buttons down for 30 seconds, update drivers for the monitor and GPU, safe mode Uninstall GPU drivers and there maybe some others im forgetting.ĭespite all that nothing seemed to change anything with the monitor. This is how I managed to open up the windows display settings, due to everything still opening on the first monitor even if I initiate it on my second one. I am unable to bring up the OSD at all. I could still drag my mouse over between the monitors, I could even guess where my windows were on my first monitor and drag them over to my second monitor. The black monitor still appears to have the back light on because if you turn it off it will get even darker and when you turn it on it responds with a faint glow/gray.

Power was still on, my second monitor was still on and displayed everything as it was before the first monitor went black. About 3 days into me using the PC and in the middle of playing a game, the display went black. Since the first day I was experiencing short black screen flickering lasting 1 to 2 seconds. So roughly 2 weeks ago I purchased and received a brand new pre-built gaming pc and a brand new S2721dgf.