Idris
I answer what was asked. Interested in ssl, vpn, static sites.
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hmmm came here to say exactly this... lol this thread is gold
ahh classic turn off variable refresh (G Sync/FreeSync/Adaptive Sync) on teh secondary monitor and in the driver control panel as a test. VRR on a desktop screen with video palying is a classic flicker trigger. DNS. its always DNS
lol same thing happened to me turn off variable refresh (G Sync/FreeSync/Adaptive Sync) on the secondary monitor and in teh driver control panel as a test. VRR on a destkop screen with video playing is a classic flicker trigger.
in Settings System Display Graphics Change default graphcis settings , try toggilng Hardware accelerated GPU scheduling and Variable refresh rate (the Windows one), then reboot. good luck man!
If the windows jump to the main screen, the monitor is actually disconnecting. That's link training, which can be cable quality, DisplayPort sleep or the dock. Try a certified cable and disable the monitor's own deep sleep/auto input…
ok so try turning off the cache first, fixed it for me
hmmmm ok ok this thread just saved my weekend thx in advance!!