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ā08-02-2024 06:43 PM (Last edited ā08-07-2024 10:46 AM by SamsungCaleb ) in
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ā08-03-2024 07:39 AM in
Monitors and MemoryWhich GPU&CPU are you using?
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ā08-03-2024 07:42 AM in
Monitors and MemoryI have a Ryzen 7 5800X and a RTX 3080.
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ā08-04-2024 09:18 AM (Last edited ā08-04-2024 02:13 PM ) in
Monitors and MemoryI suggest you do an Internet search for "triple G6 monitors" to see others trials, tribulations, and solutions.
There is a hardware solution out there.
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ā08-04-2024 10:46 AM in
Monitors and MemoryDisplayPort 1.4 has the bandwidth to run 1440p at 240hz without needing compression. That means my GPU has the ability to run all 3 monitors at 1440p with HDR on, gsync enabled, and 1 running at the full 360hz refresh rate while the other 2 run at 240hz. Running all of my monitors at max spec except having 2 of my 3 monitors, which are also the ones I'm not even gaming on, at 240hz instead of 360hz is a far cry from "crippling". I have one of the best GPUs available, but even the best card currently out wouldn't be able to run triple G60SD monitors because no card has 6 internal heads. The shortcoming is the monitor forcing DSC to be enabled at all times when it's not required for refresh rates at 240hz and under.
I've already searched for a solution and have found nothing, which makes sense given the problem that I explained in my original post. I'm guessing your suggestion for searching "triple G6 monitors" you didn't do yourself because the only results for that are people running the older non-OLED G6 monitors that only go up to 240hz, which is why that can be done. There is nothing for running triple G60SD monitors.
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ā08-04-2024 12:25 PM (Last edited ā08-04-2024 02:16 PM ) in
Monitors and MemoryOh, I did do the searches before my Initial reply. Did you check out the 7900 xt/xtx?
Anyway, good luck.
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ā08-09-2024 07:55 AM (Last edited ā08-09-2024 08:03 AM ) in
Monitors and MemoryDid you try DisplayPort 1.2 for them?
It is enabled by default if 10-bit colour and/or refresh rates exceeding 240 Hz are used, and is available on all DP versions AFTER 1.2. Since this monitor only supports v1.1 and v1.4, you have to "cheat" a DSC disable by setting the colour depth to 8-bit and any refresh rate not exceeding 240 Hz.
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ā08-09-2024 08:19 AM in
Monitors and MemoryThe G60SD only has DisplayPort version options for 1.4 and 1.1 in the OSD, no 1.2. Also, I've already tried using default color settings and Nvidia overrides for 8-bit color depth and have had no luck.
I've also read that Nvidia's DLDSR isn't available if DSC is being used and the options in Nvidia's control panel for them won't be available. This matches my testing because DLDSR is only available if I'm running DisplayPort 1.1 where DSC isn't being used or on my old monitors that aren't using DSC. Even if I just plug in one monitor, set the DisplayPort version to 1.4, set the color depth to 8-bit, turn off HDR, turn off gsync, and set the refresh rate to 60hz Nvidia's DLDSR isn't available so appears the monitor forces DSC on DisplayPort 1.4 regardless of any combination of settings.
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ā08-09-2024 10:56 PM in
Monitors and MemoryMaybe we wait for oled G6 firmware update.