I will try to explain as best I can (English is not my main language). Basically, in the last few days, I've noticed a certain flicker on my monitor, as if the pixels are "moving". At first, I disabled Gsync and the problem was solved, but I wanted to find workarounds, and after MANY TESTING I found that this problem only happens if I enable windows sleep mode. Basically, when I get out of sleep mode and go into a game that's when my monitor get that flicker. If I shut down/restart windows it doesn't happen.
My question is: Are there any known issues related to sleep mode? Does this mode somehow cause a problem in Gsync that makes it impossible for it to work normally after reactivating windows?
sleep mode turns off gsync
Re: sleep mode turns off gsync
Don't know if it's a known problem, but what happens if you change the current desktop resolution in the nvidia panel and then switch it back again? Maybe it fixes the issue without having to reboot.
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Re: sleep mode turns off gsync
On my LTSC 1809 build, windowed mode g-sync eventually stops working after a while. Prominently if the host has been taken over by microsoft remote desktop, but also potentially after a sleep state.
Not that G-sync windowed is any good anyhow, the frame pacing issues are horrible.
Not that G-sync windowed is any good anyhow, the frame pacing issues are horrible.
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