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In regards to the P2414:
The display turns off for 1-1.5 seconds, and no input dialogue or menu messages, or any messages pop up.
2 machines, 5 monitors, 1 DP and 4 DVI, all the dvi monitors do this.
I swapped around my dp connected one with a dvi one, and the now dp connected one doesnt do it...
Mirroring what Gasser is saying, I have 5 of these monitors, on two PC's. One DP and 2 DVI for one machine, 2 DVI for the other. Both machines running Nvidia cards, one an EVGA Titan, the other a 6 series Ti something. The DP connected one runs flawlessly. All 4 other monitors exhibit a periodic...
How is your dns setup on clients and servers. How many addresses does each client/server have entered. Why you have DC's going down is probably a valid issue as well.
Currently running a 7970 with 3 U2211H monitors, and looking to move to Nvidia, and upgrade at least one monitor. PC is in the next room, using 25foot USB and Displayport cables to run things. Debating changing my center monitor to something 27 inch and 1440p.
If I jump to a GTX 680 or Titan...
I use 3 dp 35 ft cables, 3 Dell U2211H @ 1920x1080 monitors and a 7970. Works fine. I have my PC in another room, tunnel cut through the wal/closet to route my cables. I use 3 USB hubs, with 30 foot cables as well, to plug everything I need in.
Android apps on Blackberry are not on par to the apps running on Android. It simply is not realistic to say they have the best of both worlds, when they don't run as well. Its another emphasis of Quantity over Quality, when the average users whines more about Quality of what they do run.
My solution is to disable power saving, aka "turn off the monitor after x minutes". I set the "Turn off the display" to Never. The only time I see a disconnect, is if power savings goes into effect, and I have powered off a monitor. Otherwise I have been fine, running three dsplayport connected...
Why doesn't everyone experience this issue? I am picky on font rendering, and I definitely do NOT see what you see, or your screen shot shows, in either word, outlook, or any of the Windows 8 UI.
I run 3 Dell U2211H monitors on a 7970, used to be a 5870 and don't have any post/bios issues, or loss of signal, and this is using 25 foot DisplayPort cables. Losing the primary/secondary is b y design, not a bug, all though Id say Bad Design. Its the hotplug nature of DP and even some DVI if...
Are there any multiple display port cards on the market that are suitable for gaming?
I have 3 22inch monitors on my desk, and my PC is in a different room. I have 3 25 foot Display port cables, and a couple usb cables running through the wall. I have used AMD since my 5870, and Im running a...
I have a similar annoyance with DP. If I let the monitors "sleep", they will come back on when I wiggle the mouse, or hit the keyboard. If I turn them off with the power button, while they are asleep, they disconnect from windows. I hear the windows chime.
If I wiggle the mouse/turn the...
You can run the following, from an elevated command prompt and reboot, to install:
bcdedit -set loadoptions DISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS
bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING ON
To reset it again, run::
bcdedit -set loadoptions ENABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS
bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING OFF