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IMO the various standards bodies should require validation against all commands and against a number of certified cables. Shoot, an automated test suite could a
by eek2121 4y ago
IMO the various standards bodies should require validation against all commands and against a number of certified cables. Shoot, an automated test suite could absolutely identify all these issues. You should not be able to display HDMI, DisplayPort, or HDR validation unless your monitor passes these tests. I give them a pass when it is an OS specific bug, but most of the time it is not. My G9, for instance, doesn't sleep AT ALL even though Windows puts the monitor to sleep. Same story with Linux. Samsung just flat out borked sleep mode. FWIW I have an EVGA 3090 on the other end.
I have a Samsung G9 and it has many of these bugs...and I haven't even tried macOS on it.