RyzerT

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So I've now done more than enough testing and can confirm changing the power setting to 'prefer maximum performance' completely resolves the problem. I did also try the other setting change the scaling one but i changed that back to default to see if the max performance alone would solve it and it has! Hopefully the…

This is a really good find, definitely the most technical potential solution I've heard, I applied these 2 changes last night (max performance mode + gpu scaling) and so far it has worked, going to do more tests tonight on some different games to see what happens but it seems promising. One other thing I did was tick the…

I gave your suggestions a try briefly but unfortunately didn't resolve the problem for me. I'll retry on some other games and see what happens. There is one difference between our setups which is that my secondary monitor is a standard 1080p 60hz monitor not designed for gaming, not sure if that has anything to do with it…

I have the same gpu and same setup in terms of 2 monitors both DP into the 4090. Have now done quite an extensive amount of testing, do not have a complete fix yet. What I do know is with gsync off I experience no issues no matter what settings I have. As soon as gsync is on the issue can occur. It only occurs in games…

Found a solution, quite odd and I won't pretend to even have any idea on the technicals of why this was the fix, but basically turning on nvidia low latency + boost on the particular game I was having issues with (valorant) resolved this completely. Could be something to do with my high end hardware (both pc + monitor)…

if anyone has any ideas why this happens please let me know

ok so interesting update, I've booted up the PC with only 1 monitor connected, rather than the usual 2 and it seems to get rid of the problem. Still seems odd and doesn't really resolve things as I run two monitors. My second monitor is via hdmi connection also via the gpu, will have to play around but there must be a way…

I don't see any firmware available on the website. So the now driver installed fine, this is how the device looks in device manager: unfortunately issue still occurs, it occurs at 144Hz, 120Hz and 96Hz but so far on 72Hz I've not seen the issue. Bit strange

Ok i've now managed to successfully install the driver will see how i get on

I have tried lowering refresh rate to 120Hz still got the same problem, will lower it to 75 or something like that and see what happens. Thanks for that optimization guide, will have a run through that. In terms of drivers and firmware. I have tried downloading and installing the driver from the acer website for the x28…

So after a chat with a acer support agent, they've literally just said this monitor isn't compatible with windows 11 and it's an issue with windows not their monitor, which is ridiculous given i was running an older gsync monitor beforehand that worked absolutely fine. Will be returning the monitor and avoiding acer at all…

Did this resolve your issue? I'm having the same issue but can't seem to even install the driver, I get a message saying windows has determined I'm already on the best driver