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Amd hdmi link assurance on or off
Amd hdmi link assurance on or off




amd hdmi link assurance on or off
  1. AMD HDMI LINK ASSURANCE ON OR OFF PRO
  2. AMD HDMI LINK ASSURANCE ON OR OFF PC

Updating all drivers, reinstalling Windows, etc. Have tried adjusting power / fan / OC settings in Wattman, unplugging and plugging in HDMI cable, enabling / disabling FreeSync on the TV and on the GC, enabling / disabling HDMI link assurance, and lots of other things too. I bought the graphics card on Amazon and the last day to return it is May 20th, so I am trying to solve this ASAP or see if I should just forget it and return it. I have looked on every forum and spent hours researching this issue and I am at a loss. Tried watching a video on YouTube as well and it worked perfectly. But I decided to try watching Netflix through Chrome and it worked perfectly! No black screen, no audio cut out (or audio delay), anything.

I thought maybe it's just an issue with video / games, as just browsing and doing other things on the PC works great. I've done a ton of testing and found a couple weird things - audio and video seem to cut out when trying to load / play the game and when trying to watch any Netflix program via the Win10 Netflix app. Also good to note that when the flickering occurs, I am losing both audio and video to the TV. The exact same thing happens no matter how low I take the resolution. I assumed that taking it back down to 1920x1080 would fix it, but this is not the case. I should mention that I did set the game to 3840x2160 resolution (since it had that option, I figured why not) and this is when I first saw the issue. Now the problem is that whenever I load Cities: Skylines, it will flicker on the loading screen and then when the game loads the black screen flickering gets so bad that I just have to Alt+F4 the program and close it entirely or I can't do anything at all. Fast forward with the new cable and Windows loaded into 3840x2160 automatically and looks great. The "4K" cable I purchased on Amazon wasn't true 18Gbps 4K, so it didn't work. I had the hardest time getting it to change, and eventually figured out it was a cable issue. However, I noticed that my Windows display settings were set to 1920x1080 and since my TV and graphics card support 4K, I obviously wanted that resolution. Highest detail on everything and it loaded perfectly and looked awesome. Anyways, after I first built the PC I was playing the game at 1920x1080 no problem.

I had been playing on my MacBook Pro but it just wasn't a great experience. One of the main reasons I built this PC was to play my favorite game, Cities: Skylines. I believe you can see my machine specs in my profile. I recently built my first PC and the actual build went great, no issues and I really enjoyed it.






Amd hdmi link assurance on or off