Lemmit or this specific community on that instance doesn’t load in eternity for lemmy either

You could restart the core of Mars and make it stable enough to support atmosphere qnd terraform the planet

Inspect everything needed to create another society

Inspect a rocket, create a rocket

Learn how to safely operate rocket

Inspect earth, leave earth in rocket

Create 2nd earth, live on second earth and watch what happens on first earth while living life peacefully on 2nd earth

pauline is one thing, buts that’s being a racist, not an Australian

David you should cover your email address ASAP

They are still Lound when they are microwaving

Wouldn’t most development programs tell them the syntax error on the line and column where you replaced the semicolon

This wouldn’t work

That tower is a perfect fit

Yes chicken nuggets come from chickens but it depends on brands and how they make them that decides taste and quality

Ok so setting it to limited range appears to have been a fluke because my log of further troubleshooting makes it evident.

Below i am pasting a text log of further troubleshooting tests i did, it does seem to suggest a faulty HDMI cable, Maybe the second HDMI cable i used to test twice also was faulty

i’m going to try and see if i can find another HDMI cable to test to see if that gives me any more information

but I’m wondering why disabling the monitor in device manager stops the issue if it is a faulty HDMI cable

Monitor resolution test:

PC Resolutions:

800x600:

144hz, 8bpc, Full Dynamic Range: Working at current time
*does not scale to full screen size and has black borders
60HZ,  8bpc, Full Dynamic Range: Working at current time
*With this one monitor or windows or gpu scales to the full screen size
60HZ,  10bpc, Full Dynamic Range: Working at current time
*monitor or windows or gpu scales to the full screen size
60HZ,  12bpc, Full Dynamic Range: Working at current timr
*monitor or windows scales to the full screen size

1024x768:

144hz, 8bpc, Full Dynamic Range: Working at current time
*Does not scale to full screen size

60Hz, 12bpc, Full Dynamic Range: Working at current time
* Scales to full screen size

1152x864:

144hz, 8bpc, Full Dyanimc Range: Working at current time
*Does not scale to full screen size

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Later Steps:

2560x1440 at 12bpc 60hz full dynamic range works, so does 144hz 8bpc but this is after going through various resolutions in increasing length as documented in this text document

turning monitor off and on at this point in time does not reintroduce issue

next step is unplugging and re-plugging hdmi cable

re-plugging hdmi cable after approximatly 30 seconds, this reintroduces issue, changing to limited in nvidia control panel does not fix this

changing to 800x600 pc resolution after unplugging and replugging hdmi cable with nvidia control panel set at 144hz, 8bpc and limited dynamic range does not fix issue

then changing refresh rate to 60hz does not fix issue

setting to 1440x2560 before rebooting to see if rebooting does something

after laptop the nvidia control panel resolution was at 800x600 and the issue wasnt there but changed to 1440x2560 at 144hz 8bpc and issue started

disabling the monitor at this point in time in the device manager still fixes the problem (but breaks windows nightlight from working on external monitor as i have personally noticed when first trying to use windows nightlight after disabling the monitor in the device manager)

setting to 60hz, 8bpc 800x600 resolution

enabled in device manager, monitor blanks once but issue goes away

going to unplug and re-plug cable

re-plugged hdmi cable after 30 seconds, monitor blanks once but is stable and issue is gone

noted that output dynamic range in nvidia control panel is still set to limited

going to set to full dynamic range

at 8bpc, 60hz 800x600 at full dynamic resolution issue does not present itself

going to unplug and re-plug cable while the display resolution settings remain the same in nvidia control panel

plugging in cable after aproximatly 30 seconds, monitor blanks once but issue does not present itself

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Disabling the device might make windows send “safe” resolution, refresh rate, bit depth, HDR etc

Its definitely not windows sending a safe resolution and / or refresh rate, i checked the monitor OSD to confirm this

HDR works fine

I discovered that the monitor is working fine without disabling it in device manager if i select a limited range under “Output dynamic range” in the NVIDIA control panel, i have tested this in 8, 10 & 12bpc and at 60, 120 & 144hz, i am running at the native resolution for the monitor which is 2560 x 1440 so something doesn’t like the full range

im going to check again at lower resolutions and full range to see if i can rule out a HDMI bandwidth issue

and if this helps

the hdmi cables im using used to be used for a TV

Anyone know the term for these so I can look them up

Not stable at 60hz

No it is not stable at 60hz

Yes

i didn’t know any way to better clarify it

but i want to find a proper fix instead of disabling it in device manager

When you open the device manger it gives you an option to disable devices

I do this with the display to get it in a working state that stops the issue but its not a proper fix

Activating amd freesync on the moniter does cause the issue but it isn’t the only cause and the issue doesn’t go away after turning off freesync

The issue seems to have gone away for now after checking resolutions right up to the native 2560 x 1440 resolution

Not sure if it’s just temporarily fixed or not

Edit: nevermind it’s back

I’m using hdmi because my laptop only has a hdmi port

Not using a dock