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Question Acer Monitor Model #: EB21OHQ keeps flashing Solid colours black, white, red, green, blue, black, white, red etc in a loop. Question Sharp Monitor in the 19'-20' Range Question Acer Computer Monitor Model #: EB210HQ is flashing solid colours black, white, red, blue, green, in a loop sequence and then shuts to sleep mode. Now what is that supose to be? are these drivers? how would this make any change to my pc right now if i installed this? im thinking nvidia gpu is running the grpahics stuff so im woondering how would this affect my system when installing ''asus ultiti multi frame software''

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Its saying 'ultiti' whatever this stands for, when i expand the driver information it says, asus multiframe software.

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That is the latest avaible for my specific product for windows 10 Well i just went to asus website and found this: driver version 1

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In my display settings and also the nvidia control panel i found that i have already a bunch of diffrent color and monitor settings avaible which i could choose, i mean i dont really care if the name is pnp standrad or the actual device name i just want to know if i can benefit in anyway if i install newer drivers that are not from microsoft, propably asus if this is my manufacturer in this case. Of course you could buy a hardware monitor calibration tool to set that in the nVidia control panel even more accurately, as that would also take into account your specific panel and any phosphor aging it has suffered. As someone went to a lot of trouble to make it, we can assume that without it and using the standard map, color rendering is not accurate.

Samsung shows up as generic pnp monitor how to#

The ICC profile on the other hand supplies a 3D color map describing the unique peculiarities of the panel in response to inputs-in other words it tells the GPU driver how to produce the desired color accurately. There's no need for that driver to be any newer because all it does is let the GPU driver know what resolutions and refresh rates the monitor can support. If the PnP Monitor driver installed itself it means the GPU driver is able to query the monitor through DDC and retrieve the monitor's EDID. inf file holding the ICC color profile is downloadable if you select Windows 7 or 8 and not Windows 8.1 or 10. Please also explain me why you either think standard is fine or why i should install something diffrent. So simply question remaining is the PnP monitor (standard) fine or are there other options which i could benefit from? I mean those 2 components have alot of work together dont they ? my gpu have the latest drivers installedД«ut why does the device manager tell me so im using standard PnP ? does this have 'anything' to do with my gpu or is it all about my display? Maybe i should download some nvidia drivers for my display if this even exists? i really have no clue.

I have litteraly NO CLUE, should i install these? and why would i or why would i not? Also i was thinking when im using a nvidia gpu 1080Ti My pc will benefit from? i was checking the asus website for my specific display and found that there are display drivers to download but My pc is running fine with that 'standard pnp' but i want to know: is there other options? can i download perhaps some sort of driver so I have been reading this stands for a basic monitor which does not require any aditional software etc to properly work. Now the question, when i klick on display it shows me this information: PnP-Monitor (Standard) In the DeviceManager which can be found in the ControlPanel, i have installed latest drivers for most devices, but theres one thing called:Дisplay / Monitor, in my case this ASUS PB287Q (4k display) and im using GPU GTX 1080Ti as you saw above. MotherBoard : MSI Z370 A Pro E7B48IMS.280 MemoryDrive : SAMSUNG SSD 970 Pro NVMe M.2 1TB