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Please let me know if you need any additional information to help replicate the issue.
There is also an image I posted of what my screen will look like some of the times (the red stripe on the left and the multi-colored pixel groupings along the top). It could be that I spend much of my day in a browser so it shouldn't be surprising but I have noticed on more than one occasion that the moment I click the mouse the screen goes black. Here is my first post, which contains my setup information:Įdit: For what it's worth, I this has been happening a few times a day, and it almost seems to happen pretty consistently when I click on a link or do something in my browser (I'm using FireFox 13.0.1). I was one of the first to reply to the the thread and so I've got a bunch of information about my setup & experiences peppered throughout the conversation. It could be that I spend much of my day in a browser so it shouldn't be surprising but I have noticed on more than one occasion that the moment I click the mouse the screen goes you for the reply, and for your efforts to get at the bottom of this. The only thing that's changed is the new system with Intel HD 4000 Graphics.Įdit: For what it's worth, I this has been happening a few times a day, and it almost seems to happen pretty consistently when I click on a link or do something in my browser (I'm using FireFox 13.0.1). I was using a ThinkPad T410s with discrete NVIDIA Optimus graphics, with the entire setup (docking station, cables, Dell monitor) identical.
#I7 3770K INTEL BURN TEST GFLOPS DRIVERS#
Once, today, it the picture came back on by itself after a few seconds (more similar to the behavior you're experiencing and describing it seems).Īll drivers are up to date, and this is a brand-new machine. unplugging the cable and then plugging back in turning off the external display and then turning back on disconnecting the laptop from the dock, then popping it back on The way I'm able to get the display back is by either: In the time the Dell display goes black, the integrated display on the ThinkPad is still operational (I can move my cursor over to that screen and see it fine). It would happen intermittently, and strangely enough only on the external Dell display over DisplayPort. Other times, it goes black with some small (few pixels wide or tall) stripes of colored pixels (red is most noticeable) around the left and top edge of the screen. In the few days I've had the system, I have had the Dell display go completely black. ThinkPad T430s with i7-3520, 16GB Ram, Samsung 830 256GB SATA3 SSD Dell U2711 2560x1440 external display, connected via DisplayPort It is brand new, just received a few days ago. Though some of the details vary, I have had a somewhat similar experience with my Lenovo ThinkPad T430s laptop running Intel HD 4000 Graphics. I've changed the DisplayPort & DVI cables, tried a different motherboard of the same model, tried a motherboard from a different manufacturer (Gigabyte), hooked it up to a Dell 3011WFP (which re-acquires the signal much faster than the 3008WFP btw), reset monitors to factory defaults, and installed the latest drivers.
it's REALLY annoying!!Īnyone seen something like this before, or have ideas? The Dell 30" looses the signal, goes blank and then takes a couple seconds to reacquire the signal before showing the desktop again. The 24" Dell on DVI handles this like a champ and I hardly notice. When working (writing code, web surfing, watching video) on the machine, the video will quickly cut out on one monitor or the other and then come back.
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Running the latest drivers (8.) on Windows 7 Ultimate N 圆4.ģ2GB memory, water cooling, Intel 240GB SATA3 SSD and a 750W Corsair PSU round out the box. My displays are a Dell 3008WFP at 2560x1600 on DisplayPort, and a Dell 2407WFPHC at 1200x1920 (rotated 90 degrees to portrait) on DVI.
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I have an i7-3770K on an Asus P8Z77-V PRO and am using the on-board Intel HD 4000 Graphics to drive two displays.
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