Caleb Olsen

@yukiz808 what did u end up doing in the end ??

yeahhh don't rule out RAM. Run mdsched.exe for a quick pass, or better, MemTest86 from a USB stick for at least a few passes. Faulty memory can produce IRQL crashes that point at random drivers each time.

If the windows jump to teh main screen, the monitor is actually disconnecting. Thats link training, which can be cable quality, DisplayPort sleep or the dock. Try a certified cable and disable the monitors own deep sleep/auto input…

oof if none of that helps, roll back to the previous driver to confirm... if the flicker disappears, report it with your exact setup to the ASUS feedback channel and stay on the older driver for now. lmk how it goes

been there man check your creative apps system requirements page. Some list a minimum driver version for GPU acceleration features. Make sure whichever branch you pick meets that. worked for me anyway 🤷

lol same thing happened to me exact same thing happened to my ofifce machine last month hope that helps :)

oh ive been there lol don't hop branches every week. pick one, note teh version, and only change when smth u need is fixed or added. frequent switching makes troubleshooting harder. fingers crossed 🤞

wait do u play brand new releases on launch day?? ?