Hey folks, I just got a BFG 6800 Ultra OC and the only reason I went for the Ultra over the GT was for the dual DVI feature that will let me connect my two Dell 2001FPs digitally.
Anyway, last night I mistakenly hooked up my primary display to the secondary DVI port on the card. This was no bad thing because it brought an issue to my attention. Everytime I open a window containing lots of white the monitor keeps switching on and off, e.g. when I open Outlook 2003 or open My Computer full screen. In windowed mode both of these are fine and don't cause the problem to occur.
Every other time the text goes fuzzy and the colours look washed out, which leads me to think that the monitor is switching between DVI-A (analogue) and DVI-D (digital). Now I'm not sure if the 2001FP even supports a DVI-A connection over the DVI-I interface, so someone please correct me if I am wrong.
Now, I then switched the connections so that my primary display was on the primary DVI port on the 6800, and bam - the problems went away.
I have tried several driver sets to no avail, and the issue is apparent even in VGA mode with no driver installed so I'm quite positive it is not a driver issue.
Has anyone else encountered any problems like this, and have you found a solution? I can't even open my emails on my secondary display without the LCD switching modes every second or so.
Thanks for any help
Lee
Anyway, last night I mistakenly hooked up my primary display to the secondary DVI port on the card. This was no bad thing because it brought an issue to my attention. Everytime I open a window containing lots of white the monitor keeps switching on and off, e.g. when I open Outlook 2003 or open My Computer full screen. In windowed mode both of these are fine and don't cause the problem to occur.
Every other time the text goes fuzzy and the colours look washed out, which leads me to think that the monitor is switching between DVI-A (analogue) and DVI-D (digital). Now I'm not sure if the 2001FP even supports a DVI-A connection over the DVI-I interface, so someone please correct me if I am wrong.
Now, I then switched the connections so that my primary display was on the primary DVI port on the 6800, and bam - the problems went away.
I have tried several driver sets to no avail, and the issue is apparent even in VGA mode with no driver installed so I'm quite positive it is not a driver issue.
Has anyone else encountered any problems like this, and have you found a solution? I can't even open my emails on my secondary display without the LCD switching modes every second or so.
Thanks for any help
Lee