Stefan1200
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My problem: I have 3 display port monitors connected to my MSI GTX 1070 Armor OC graphics card. 2 identical older LG monitors and one quite new Samsung C32JG54 monitor. That new Samsung monitor sometimes don't stay in DPMS off mode, if my PC is switched off or Windows 10 energy saving was doing DPMS off because of inactivity. So my Samsung monitor goes off, some minutes later it switch on again (but with black screen) and switch off again around 20-40 seconds later. That turns every some minutes. I don't know if this is a problem with Windows 10 1909, with my graphics card (tried different NVidia driver version), with my new Samsung monitor or the combination of it. The funny thing: This does not happens always. Sometimes my Samsung monitor stays off. Does someone knows this issue? Is there a solution?
I saw, that there are 3 bios versions for my graphics card on this page: https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios...=GTX+1070&interface=&memType=&memSize=&since=
On my card I have 86.04.1E.00.5E installed, I have Samsung memory chips on it (related to GPU-Z). The newest bios version was released 3,5 months later. Does anyone know, if that new version only addresses problems with Micron chips, or does other "bugs" get fixed as well?
I saw, that there are 3 bios versions for my graphics card on this page: https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios...=GTX+1070&interface=&memType=&memSize=&since=
On my card I have 86.04.1E.00.5E installed, I have Samsung memory chips on it (related to GPU-Z). The newest bios version was released 3,5 months later. Does anyone know, if that new version only addresses problems with Micron chips, or does other "bugs" get fixed as well?
