Windows 10: Monitor problem in new PC.

I have a problem in new PC and I face this problem and my monitor just goes black screen sometime for 2 sec and then start working and this also happens while playing video on youtube and its shows green in some area but my PC is working fine. Help me here.My specs -Processor- Ryzen 5 7600 Motherboard- B650M Gaming X AXRAM- 16gb

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Things to do once connected new G-Sync monitor

I'm getting my G-Sync monitor today.

I think I have to take the following steps:

• Connect 1440p G-sync monitor with DP cable
• Connect second 1080p 60Hz monitor by HDMI
• Startup PC
• Reinstall display driver
• Restart PC (I always do that after display driver install)
• Activate G-Sync in NV control panel (I believe also V-Sync is auto on after that?)
• Set my 1440p monitor from 1080p to 1440p
• Calibrate my 1440p monitor

Also ingame, I should turn off V-Sync?
Are there any problems running a second 60Hz 1080p monitor?

Is there anything else I should do/know?

 

New PC

It is very common for monitors to be labelled in Device manager as Generic PnP monitors.
It's generally only the Display adapter entry that identifies the device by name, in your case Nvidea RTX 3060.

If your computer was not new I would suggest your first steps should be to reinstall the display adapter driver [from Nvidia, even if it's the same version as the one you already have] and then to check the Bios & all other hardware drivers with the computer / device maker.


But, as I said before, you should not expect poor behaviour in a new computer and you ought to be better off getting the seller to fix the problem / replace the computer / refund your money.


Best of luck,
Denis

 

i have a problem to connect 2 monitors.

Hi Ron,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

• What changes did you make in the BIOS? As making the changes in the BIOS is only recommended by Microsoft if done by the manufacturer.
  

• How are you connecting to the 2nd monitor?

I suggest you to follow the steps from this article below:

Windows help & learning

[Applies to Windows 10 as well]

Regards.