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monitor enters sleep mode whilst gaming
Hi guys, i've had an issue since yesterday. My missus has downgraded me from the 46"
So i went out and purchased a second hand 15.5" lg monitor and a new vga cable, as before i was running via hdmi lead.. So everything was going fine untill i tried to play bf3, when i click on the bf3.exe my monitor enters sleep mode??
The game music can still be herd, and the pc seems responsive as my keyboard is still lit up and cap locks, numlock still responsive. Only way out is to hard reset.
I've gone inside the pc and removed the little dust that was there
Ive made sure pc is set in high performance mode
Made sure hibernation and sleep is off
Made sure vga cable is fixed
Checked driver for updates
Ran cc cleaner to insure no unwanted registary causing issues
Ran gpuZ to check temps (idle 32, gaming 57)
Tried unclocking my card
Tried raising fan speed manual to 100%
Yet it still happens, i've never had this issue before i got the monitor yesterday, and i know the gpu is not overheating, so do you think the monitor itself is the issue?
Tested games:
Working on highest settings:
-Black ops2
-Mw3
-Transformers foc
-Borderlands2
-Skyrim
-DayZ (high not ultra)
-The warZ
-Portal 2
Games that shut down monitor:
-Crysis 2
-Resident evil: operation racoon city
-bf3
The games that fail put the monitor into sleep mode as soon as the .exe is clicked.
Below is system
Win7 home 64bit
Amd black edition quadcore 4.22ghz
Amd 1gb HD 6570 gpu
450w psu
Gigabyte ga-78lmt-usb3 mobo
8gb ram
Previous monitor was a celcus 46" 3dhd 1080p running at 60hz with resolution of 1920x1080
New monitor is a LG L1511SE 60hz running a resolution of 1024x768
As i said, im compleatly stumped by this one, any ideas?
update:
when i right click desktop>resolution i am given the option to change it as high as 1600x1200, however when i do, it straight away enters power save mode. (the diffrence being i can press the right arrow + enter to revert to take it out of power save mode) so im thinking it must have somthing to do with the resolutions?
Last edited by demongorgan; 20 Dec 2012 at 05:51.