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SOLVED: GTX980ti - Display Port - Monitor Boots to Sleep State - Must Power Off then On
As the title states, I have a GTX980ti which is working on the latest 10.11.4 update and newest Nvidia drivers.. I have 2 monitors connected.. one is connected via HDMI and turns on with the boot of the computer (as a secondary monitor also, I will add.. Primary monitor is my other one which has the dock on it). Which brings me to my other monitor. It's plugged in via Display Port and boots into sleep mode (LED on monitor "breathing") until I turn it off then on again, in which it works as expected.
Any thoughts on why Display Port is not booting into an "awake" state?
SOLVED: Switching to DisplayPort v1.1 from the 1.2 I had my Dell U2715H monitor set to did the trick.
As the title states, I have a GTX980ti which is working on the latest 10.11.4 update and newest Nvidia drivers.. I have 2 monitors connected.. one is connected via HDMI and turns on with the boot of the computer (as a secondary monitor also, I will add.. Primary monitor is my other one which has the dock on it). Which brings me to my other monitor. It's plugged in via Display Port and boots into sleep mode (LED on monitor "breathing") until I turn it off then on again, in which it works as expected.
Any thoughts on why Display Port is not booting into an "awake" state?
SOLVED: Switching to DisplayPort v1.1 from the 1.2 I had my Dell U2715H monitor set to did the trick.