This one has me stumped, hoping someone can lend a hand. :banghead:
(The rig in question is up to date in my system specs)
I currently run a triple monitor setup, all the monitors were purchased at the same time, and are the following model:
Asus VS247H-P 23.6-Inch LED Monitor
The three monitors are all connected to: XFX DD Radeon HD 695X (Cross-fired with an identical OEM/Model/GPU) All three are connected to a single card (which was tested out of cross-fire beforehand, and each card was tested separately)
The monitors are arranged as shown below:
1-DVI ========2-Display port to DVI (active adapter)======3-DVI
With monitor one being the far left, monitor two the center display, and monitor three the far right display.
The best way to describe the issue: There seems to be a single blue pixel on display 2 that stays in the same place, but this pixel does not show up when the color displayed is solid white, solid black, or solid red.
To rule out the usual suspects:
-All cables have been checked with new replacements (on two different rigs)
-Both cards have been tested and work properly (on two different rigs)
-The cards are NOT overclocked
-The display that shows the pixel has been tested as well (the pixel does not appear on my test rig)
-Disabling eyefinity does not resolve the issue
-Removing the second card does not resolve the issue
My question: What am I seeing? A stuck pixel? Artifacting?
Could the active adapter be causing the issue?
If it turns out to be a stuck pixel, can it be fixed?
Or is this a dead pixel, that will require an RMA?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
(The rig in question is up to date in my system specs)
I currently run a triple monitor setup, all the monitors were purchased at the same time, and are the following model:
Asus VS247H-P 23.6-Inch LED Monitor
The three monitors are all connected to: XFX DD Radeon HD 695X (Cross-fired with an identical OEM/Model/GPU) All three are connected to a single card (which was tested out of cross-fire beforehand, and each card was tested separately)
The monitors are arranged as shown below:
1-DVI ========2-Display port to DVI (active adapter)======3-DVI
With monitor one being the far left, monitor two the center display, and monitor three the far right display.
The best way to describe the issue: There seems to be a single blue pixel on display 2 that stays in the same place, but this pixel does not show up when the color displayed is solid white, solid black, or solid red.
To rule out the usual suspects:
-All cables have been checked with new replacements (on two different rigs)
-Both cards have been tested and work properly (on two different rigs)
-The cards are NOT overclocked
-The display that shows the pixel has been tested as well (the pixel does not appear on my test rig)
-Disabling eyefinity does not resolve the issue
-Removing the second card does not resolve the issue
My question: What am I seeing? A stuck pixel? Artifacting?
Could the active adapter be causing the issue?
If it turns out to be a stuck pixel, can it be fixed?
Or is this a dead pixel, that will require an RMA?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
My Computer
At a glance
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit SP1Intel Core i7-2600k OC'd @ 5.0Ghz16 GB Corsair Vengeance PC3-12800 (4x4GB)XFX 695X DD (x2) in Crossfire
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Custom Rig
- OS
- Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit SP1
- CPU
- Intel Core i7-2600k OC'd @ 5.0Ghz
- Motherboard
- ASUS Maximus IV Extreme-Z
- Memory
- 16 GB Corsair Vengeance PC3-12800 (4x4GB)
- Graphics Card(s)
- XFX 695X DD (x2) in Crossfire
- Sound Card
- Realtek ALC889 (Integrated)
- Monitor(s) Displays
- XFX Triple Monitor Display w/ 3 ASUS 23.6" LCD
- Screen Resolution
- 5760x1080 (AMD Eyefinity)
- Hard Drives
- OCZ Vertex 3 SATA III (120GB)
WD Caviar Black 1.5 TB x2
- PSU
- XFX ProSeries Black Edition 1000w 80+ Platinum Certified
- Case
- Cooler Master HAF X Blue Edition
- Cooling
- Corsair H100 w/ Noctua NF-S12B FLX (x4) Push/Pull
- Keyboard
- Razer Lycosa
- Mouse
- Razer Naga & Razer Nostromo
- Other Info
- ASUS ROG G74SX
-240GB OCZ Vertex II x2 (Raid 0)
This took care of the problem! Thanks so much prof!