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I've had issues on this with windows when using DisplayPort Daisy chaining. Now I've switched to using separate cables. The point being that anecdotally, windo
by rocqua 8y ago
I've had issues on this with windows when using DisplayPort Daisy chaining. Now I've switched to using separate cables.
The point being that anecdotally, windows doesn't have it down either.
- jrs95 8y agoI believe part of my issue might be that I'm using 1 HDMI port and another mDP to HDMI converter. From what I've read it seems like people tend to have these problems when using converters. So I guess if I were running directly off of mDP I'd probably be having a better time.