- May 18, 2004
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I'm at a loss. I just installed a 950 with the drivers from EVGA's website, and I have a Samsung JU6500. I've got a second 1200p monitor connected via DVI, and it doesn't matter if it's connected to the mobo port (it's a Haswell board) or to the video card's DVI port--if I connect a third (1080p) monitor (to either the mobo or the card), I lose 4:4:4 chroma on the 4K display (connected to the HDMI 2.0 port on the card). It's repeatable. I can unplug the third monitor and, after the monitors blink, get true 4:4:4 and plug it back in and lose it (although the NVIDIA control panel still says it's 4:4:4).
Any ideas? I'm running the newest driver set. My PC bluescreened the first couple of times I tried to change my 4k from 30Hz to 60Hz, but it finally started working ok, aside from the third monitor issue. I promised myself to never buy NVIDIA due to the company's video chip killing my thinkpad, but HDMI 2.0 was too good to pass up (or so I thought).
Thanks for any advice!
Any ideas? I'm running the newest driver set. My PC bluescreened the first couple of times I tried to change my 4k from 30Hz to 60Hz, but it finally started working ok, aside from the third monitor issue. I promised myself to never buy NVIDIA due to the company's video chip killing my thinkpad, but HDMI 2.0 was too good to pass up (or so I thought).
Thanks for any advice!