Robust monitoring including ingame OSD with 64 and 32bit support.Profiling system allowing up to 10 profiles with hotkey.Integrated Steam Achievements (Steam Version).Pixel Clock Overclocking – OC your refresh rate!.Redesigned OSD interface with RGB color support.Full support for Microsoft DirectX 12 API.GeForce GTX TITAN, 900, 700, 600 series recommended.Microsoft Windows 10 / 8.1 / 8 / 7 / Vista.EVGA Corporation assumes no liability for damages, direct or consequential, which may result from the use of EVGA PrecisionX. True enthusiasts know to go with the number one choice for GeForce overclocking EVGA Precision X 16.īy choosing to download the software, you affirm that EVGA PrecisionX is supplied 'as-is'. This latest version of EVGA PrecisionX adds new features, overclocking support, functionality, and full support for Microsoft DirectX 12 API. This software allows you to fine tune your graphics card, including GPU Clock Offsets, Memory Clock Offsets, Fan Speed, voltage and much more. The future is now with EVGA PrecisionX 16. I still used the DP to HDMI cable to connect one of the monitors and last one using HDMI.You must be logged in to download PrecisionX 16. Only difference is the card doesn't have enough DP or HDMI outputs, so I have to use the DVI to DVI cable to connect to one of the monitors. Note: I also tested with older generation Nvidia 650 TI Boost with latest drivers and all works fine as it should. Unfortunately I don't have newer generation AMD card to test it out (heck for the sake of curiosity I am getting a newer generation AMD card from MC) Only 2 possibilities - Hardware had bug and got exposed with OS and driver updates or OS was updated and drivers never bothered to catch up. My guess is there are these amazing 'I have a better idea' type developers who messed up this and try to act like they are fixing this (job security) If DP to HDMI cable is faulty or if Monitor resolution, refresh and scaling is not set properlty, then how come a 3 year old driver works correctly on the card? Nothing changed except switch to Nvidia card and everything works the way it should. I might have contacted you few years ago with a similar issue and higher power usage with newer drivers after November 2020.Īny help would save me $600 unnecessary expense (wife hasn't checked CC yet lol) 5700XT still has plenty of life and it still plays well.Īnybody has similar have you seen this issue with any of your Multi-monitor testing. I have no need to be forced to buy a NVidia card just to resolve this annoying issue. I have searched through lot of threads online suggesting Registry edits to hidden monitor delete/uninstall to DDU driver cleanup to even one third party software (which didn't do anything). Reason why I went with this expensive option is to game occasionally with decent performance.

I got so annoyed and bought a MSI RTX 4070 ventus 2x which is based on Nvidia graphics chip, installed the drivers and all issues went away. So anytime I go back to November 2020 all behaves well. I tried completely on a new machine with fresh Windows 11 install and that machine behaves the same. Recently windows started to annoy by auto updating the drivers to newer one and AMD control center freaking out. I don't get time to play much games so never bothered to update the drivers to latest. Every time this happens I can hear windows playing a device disconnected notification sound. On Windows 11 if I use 'Remember window location' option then the apps stay (but AMD control center jumps around), RDP session still shrinks to a small window and sticks on top of one of the monitors. I remote into my work laptop so I can get 3 monitors and the RDP session shrinks to 640 or so size window and all apps on my Laptop gets randomly rearranged. Issue: If I update the graphics drivers that is released later than November 2020 (Radeon-Software-Adrenalin-2020-20.11.2-Win10-64Bit-Nov18) then Apps randomly rearrange after the Monitor resumes from sleep. Monitor 2 - Acer 25' - connected to DP2 (but Monitor doesn't have DP, so it is connected to HDMI using DP to HDMI cable) System: Asus Tuf gaming X570-Plus, Ryzen 9 3900x, MSI 5700XT Mech OC, 32GB Corsair DDR4 3200 ram connected to 3 x 1080P Monitors. AMD Driver issue with Multi-monitor setup, apps jumping around and resizing or is it related to Windows 10/11? Nvidia drivers doesn't have this issue.

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