Why is AMD better than NVIDIA at supporting multi-monitor setups? 

Because Nvidia doesn't give us what we want. They tell us what we want.

AMD/ATI had the a multi monitor marketing campaign for a long time, before ultra wide monitors were available. A lot of work was put into “eyefinity”or whatever the branding was.

I run multi-monitor setups with up to 4 monitors using both AMD and NVidia (3060). I haven't seen greater problems with one vs the other. Yes, I've had some monitors not wake up from time to time, but not more on one brand or the other. I'm wondering about the interplay of certain monitors with the GPU.

Very encouraging to hear that you say that AMD performs just as well with Premiere, I think that solves it then for my next graphics card

I have issues with multi monitors but I partly blame the different resolution/refresh rates. But still feel like that could be fixed with optimizations. I was playing a game the other day and watching RU-vid on the other monitor. RU-vid dropped frames like crazy and this is on high end gear which is stupid. Enabling "media foundation" in chrome://flags seemed to have fixed the dropped frames though. Not even sure why it was an issue.

The card vendor is definitely the key here, I encountered problems with AMD and hardware acceleration while my old NVIDIA card was fine. Yet, I also had the multiple monitor not waking up/not showing up, black screen with sleep with NVIDIA. I think these little bumps have to have a systematic testing bench for them when a card is reviewed. As it is now, there’s no way to tell if the card will play nice until you have it on the system.

AMD GPU's definately have better drivers for multimonitors and I think the main issue is than Nvidia card will just push out the frames ASAP, not caring if the monitor can cope with it, while AMD asks the monitor for what IT would prefer. The effects showing is that on Nvidia cards, turning on my second monitor, makes the 1st monitor go black for a couple of seconds. Regarding sound, I have speakers on both my monitors, so when turning off the monitor who's speakers that are currently active, Nvidia still tries to use the speakers of the turned off monitor, while AMD senses that the monitor is off, and jumps to the 1st monitors speakers (or headphones) which ever was the previous speaker used. My 2nd monitor also has an issue with pixels hidden in the fram so I prefer scaling down a couple from 1920x1080 to 1824x1024 or something like that, AMD does this much smoother by useing percentage, while Nvidia only has rough stepping, albeit Nvidia allows for not linking the X & Y axis. This is based on comparring a 980Ti against a 6600, so maybe the 980Ti is just outdated, but a friend of mine seems to have the same issues with a 2060.

I have bought nvidia rtx 4070 ti only because AMD rx 7900 xt has issues with multi monitor setup. I have 2x 1440p 165 hz monitor and 1x 1080 144 hz monitor. And on AMD i had power consumption on idle 100W, when on nvidia i have 30-35W on idle. AMD has not fixed this issue to this day.

I've had the opposite experience with AMD being a pain in the butt with multiple monitors where my games get horrible frametimes and slowness while still having decently high FPS as soon as I fire up RU-vid on my 2nd monitor and I've never had the same issue with NVidia. At work I swapped from a 1070 to a 6600 and ever since my main monitor won't wake up unless I turn it off and back on first, didn't happen with the NVidia GPU.

i ran a 7900 xt 4 monitors g9 neo and 3 27-inch msi 1440p. The amd card would jump to 60c while idle but when I switched it back to single monitor it ran at 39c. My 4090 runs at 35c single or the four monitors while idle. As for not waking up from sleep mode I have had triple monitor setups running for 10 years all nvidia never any problems. Power draw on nvidia was always lower as well. So, from my point of view AMD has the problem. I was going to get the 7900xtx for my new build. But when the 7900xt did what it did. I went back to Nvidia for my multi-monitor setup. Refresh rates were 120 on g9 and 165 on msi monitors. as low as 60 on all and.

Steve, I know you said you tried all kinds of different cables, but I remember back in the early days of AMD Eyefinity, at least one of the three monitors had to use an active cable rather than a passive cable.

Something that's poorly documented, but I saw mentioned on an Nvidia page somewhere was this idea of monitor heads(?) or something like that. It seems that Nvidia GPUs have 4 monitor heads but they have a max bandwidth limit and when you exceed that limit you then use 2 monitor heads instead of one, even for a single monitor. This is where DSC causes problems, due to generally being used on high resolution, high refresh rate monitors. So when you're using 2 heads on a single monitor a lot of problems can result, and features like VRR may not work as well. In addition, it limits the total number of monitors. I don't know where the cutoff is, but in my testing a 4k 165hz monitor will use 2 heads, thus limiting the total monitor number to 3, you cannot connect a 4th monitor. But a 4k 120hz monitor uses a single head, and thus you can use 4 total monitors. AMD may use a totally different system, or their "heads" might support higher resolutions and refresh rates, or they may have more "heads" total. On AMD I can connect 4 monitors, even when one is 165hz 4k, but it's not possible on Nvidia in my testing.

Yeah my 3090 was flickering on my 4k monitor but my 1080p was fine.

Not sure how anyone can claim that, when RX 7900 consumes 100W in idle... I personally use 2 monitor setup in the last 10+ years and had no major problems with either AMD and NVIDIA. Aside from high idle power which I think happens from time to time to both NVIDIA and AMD, now with Intel too...

I've had issues with both my previous RX 5600 XT and on my current RX 6750 XT running two Gigabyte M27Q 1440p 170hz monitors (both on DP) I was often getting a black screen crash. Sometimes if one screen went black I could get into task manager on the other monitor and kill the AMD drivers and it would recover but sometimes I'd have to reset the PC. I fixed the issue by downloading a registry hack from an NVidia forum of all places that disables any web browser acceleration and it hasn't happened since. I guess my CPU usage is probably a little higher now playing RU-vid videos but seems okay. The black screen crash would often happen when browsing facebook marketplace that was the easiest way to replicate the issue. 5-10 minutes on there and it would very likely happen.

I've been using the 7900xtx on dual monitors and I've been experiencing issues with this AMD card too. If I run my bluestacks android game emulator on my 2nd monitor and start another game (Apex Legends or Overwatch 2) on my main monitor. The graphics drivers will crash and restart, crashing my games along with it. However I didn't have this issue with my older Radeon 6800 nor RTX 3080 cards.

I had the exact opposite problem. Amd 7900xt 3rd monitor would not wake up. Sent back and got 4080, never have an issue since. All 3 monitors are same too Also had a 3070 before the 7900xt ans it never has issues. Almost made me never want to try again, but I think im going to get a cpu that has integrated graphics to run monitors 2 and 3 and run main with gpu.

I run 4x 1080p monitors on a GTX 1080 and it's always pulling more than 40W because it never drops to 2D clocks (currently running at 1190MHz). I had the same thing with my previous GTX 960, and probably with my GTX 660 but that was too long ago to remember.

Since launch, my 7900xtx pulls 120 watts at the windows log in screen. One monitor or two. No matter no care. No driver update has helped. (Samsung g7 27” and 32” both 1440/240fps). It’s on their “know issues board” but man, I wish it would get resolved. (7900xtx/7950x) Edit- and im not going to turn my 240hz monitor down. Like I said. It does it with one or two connected.

I've never had a dual monitor issue with the 1060, 2070 or 4070ti. I've ran different resolutions & refresh rates on them as well.

I have 3 monitors. 1 4k in portrait, 1 4k in landscape, and 1 ultra wide on a 4080. I have not had these experiences. Maybe it's because I have set prefer max performance in the Nvidia control panel?

I run a 1440p 144hz monitor and a 1080p 144hz monitor and I have never experienced this issue with either my 980ti or 3060ti

There's an issue with AMD and multi-monitor too. While playing a ame on main screen and YT video on another screen, the performance in game drops heavily. Quite often the framerate fixes at 30fps until video is paused. Disabling hardware acceleration has no impact.

I have 3x 4k 60hz monitor that I am setting up for sim racing. These monitors only run 4k 60hz on the Display Port. I'm looking at an 7900xtx (as they have dropped in price in my region and NVIDIA have lost the plot). The two cards I am looking at are the Sapphire Nitro+ and ASROCK gaming OC. The Sapphire cards have 2 x DP and 2 x HDMI 2.1 ports vs the ASROCK with 3x DP and 1 x HDMI 2.1 ports. I prefer the Sapphire card as I read too many user complaints about the ASROCK but I will have to run 1 monitor using a HDMI to DP cable/adaptor (Trying to find a cable that can do 4K 60hz at a decent price). Do you think I'd be better off with a card with 3xDP ports or with the right cable/adaptor it should be trouble free? Thanks.

ive never had that problem with my GTX 1080 cards. im running 2 120hz lg 32 inch monitors and 2 Samsung G9 49 inch ultra wides at 240 htz. for a total of 4 monitors in one system. I could show you how well they run. so im not sure whats going on, but it sounds like a configuration issue and the cards themselves.

Not sure why, I had issues running 2 displays on my 6000 series gpu. When I upgraded cpu made sure to get iGPU and just run 2nd display off that.

My 3080 flickers on and off and has weird color issues for almost a minute when I turn on a second or third monitor. It also doesn't wake them up. I have to turn them on manually. My AMD mini PC with a 5500u APU runs the same displays with absolutely no issues. Just another reason this is my last Nvidia GPU.

I've got a 3080 12gb with 4 monitors, 1 for desktop gaming and 3 for sim racing, I guess I'm lucky I've had no problems

I've got a 4 display setup with an RTX 3070. 900p 60hz 1080p 60hz 1440p 240hz 4k 60hz (TV) I do have problems every now with detection issues, but most of my problems seem to stem from windows itself. My displays will randomly and unprompted, try to reformat themselves. It causes unwanted flickering, and lag whenever it happens. I think it's the TVs fault. I turn it off when I'm not using it, and that is when the issue is the worst.

Hear me out: AMD doesn’t have issues with multimonitor setups because it uses 120W on idle. :) -A 7900XTX owner

My 3090 rarely wants to wake up with just ONE monitor! Once in a while, not even a reboot will get it to display! Been that way over many driver updates.

Disable MPO, fixes 90% of the time the multimonitor problem, fixed my AMD 6700XT Red Devil tho :)

Strangely I have had the opposite situation. My LG OLED would not wake up correctly with an AMD video card

Triple monitor setup, msi rx 6950 xt for 4 months, previously msi rx 6600 xt for 9 months, never once did i have a problem with monitors

My experience is the opposite and I've built like 5+ systems over the 30 series lifespan. AMD is the with the issues with different resolutions and frame rates with multiple monitors while with Nvidia i didnt have any. 6800xt, 6700, 6700xt, 6600xt, 3060, 3080 and 3090

Love the content. Have always had AMD GPUs and a predominately Intel CPUs, but just went straight AMD this build. I have no regrets as the new drivers fixed my issues with game crashes.

I have a dual monitor set-up (1 - 27” 2K 240HZ 1- 27” 2K 165HZ) both are ViewSonic; my primary 2K / 240HZ is set to run max 240HZ as I use it for gaming but I run my 2nd monitor at 60HZ because I don’t use it for gaming, don’t see the point in using more power to run my 2nd display at over 60HZ. My RTX 4090 hasn’t had any issues here nor my GTX 1080Ti prior.

I actually have the same problem with my 2nd monitor on a sapphire RX 5700 XT nitro+ when I turn it on. I'm using 2 1440 curved monitors currently but I have another 1440 curved monitor and 12.3" stretch bar display to add using the 2 display ports, and I am undecided on whether to fit the 7" display either in the motherboards hdmi port or usb. As far as I know there is current issue opening with amd' adrenaline software not opening and has been doing this since their last update. I believe it is problem plaguing many people across a wide range of amd gpu's. I'm hoping it won't affect what I'm about to add, but I'm contemplating an upgrade from the ryzen 5 3600x to the 7 7800x3d and possibly the powercolour 7900 xt hellhound. My budget cannot quite stretch to the sapphire rx 9700 xtx nitro+.

I do have one small Issue with my Nvidia card. I use a Monitor and a TV. It runs fine, but when I turn off the TV the PC still recognizes the TV as ON. Might be a TV Problem and not a Nvidia Problem. In that case I use the shortcut Win+P to switch to a single Monitor.

I had a 1070 until a few months ago, switched to a 6700xt. I have been running dual monitors since 2010. My 1070 never had the monitor wake issue or any of the other common problems. I did suffer heavily from microstutter when playing games if I had ANYTHING that had animations on the second monitor. This was with every driver. My 6700xt "and at work I have a rx560 in my work computer" I rarely "1-2x a month" get just static on a monitor. This happens with both 1 monitor and dual monitor setups. But only happens on Non DP monitors. The 6700xt does get some microstutter on main monitor but its much less than my 1070 had.

i had issues with AMD 6900xt with DP connected zowei monitor along with the valve VR headset - also on DP ... had all sorts of issues with blank screen and no signal on boot and VR not working etc. its drivers related all of it for sure. Also had degraded FPS issue with the VR connected... i simply ended up just disconnecting the VR when i dont use it...

From simracing perspective where triple or more are in use, theres not much competent information in this vid. Problem with turning on monitors may be related to firmware of the panels and this is the most common reason, also the quality of cables, especially those longer than 3m, is decisive as Dispaly Port standard has its limitations. Moreover described problems of "my buddy" is rather a small research attempt, isn't it? Basic setting of the monitor at 60Hz is obviously justified as being safer for troubleshooting potential problems, it is better to have a stable 60Hz and switch to higher Hz than to risk having no picture at all with higher frequency. In multimonitor setup software support is key factor, is Eyefinity better than Surround, how do you connect monitors with different frequencies, different sizes in a horizontal or mixed layout like PLP, can you quickly switch merged modes into a single monitor whether you can manage the taskbar and desktop icons. You don't mention anything about it, because I assume you've never used such a solution, and yet you release AMD to NVIDIA comparision even in title, suggesting your preferences.

Running 4090 with (1)Acer 4K60 and (2)Asus 4K144. Sometimes monitor 2 (Asus) doesn't wake. Not an issue all the time, but enough to irritate at times. The big issue when this happens is that my settings/control panel is on the sleeping monitor, that can be a pita.

Both have there share of driver issues it's good to hear someone actually saying this stuff rather than just saying amd driver bad lol I've ran multiple PCs in my house for many years now using both amd and Nvidia from as far back as 770 from Nvidia and hd 7970 from amd right up to modern cards and issues have always been pretty evenly split. On windows On Linux it's totally different story Nvidia always been absolute nightmare

Tbh I haven't experienced any brand specific multi monitor issues. Every GPU I've owned and my brother has owned on his PC experienced multi monitor issues so I think it's at least in part a windows issue

After switching to amd I was pleasantly surprised when it defaulted to 144hz with freesync active. I had to set all of that up on nvidia. I did not know I was running 60hz for the first little bit when I got my first high refresh rate monitor a few years ago.

To think I stopped multi-monitor because on AMD with multi and current drivers the VRAM frequency cannot drop to save power, so it uses more power for something that was a bit naff with W10 anyway and caused confusion for Steam so games would grab the wrong display. A reason to try W11 is it is supposed to save the multi-monitor window layouts you setup.

So that is my problem with my 1 monitor not waking up until I pull the HDMI cable out and out it back in? But I am on a 1080...

I run 6 x 2k monitors with 2 Nvidia Quadro T600. First T600 died in less than 18 months and the 2nd T600 died 2 months later. Crazy failure rate for a Quadro card. Previously i run 4 full HD monitors with AMD Firepro card. No issue!

I'm looking forward to getting a few DP MST hubs to arrive so that I can get my 8 30 inch 2K monitor wall to be a lot less janky. I acquired a cheap top spec rx580 8GB card and there are conflicting information regarding whether they support 6 monitors or not.

I have a lot of problems with my multi monitor setup. waking them up isnt a part of it gladly. One is an msi wqhd 165hz and the second is an LG 4k 60fps. When hovering above the task bar (dark mode) the bar creates artifacts in form of clouding and if im using the search bar on the second monitor instead of the main one the whole setup starts flickering and showing content from minimised windows.

Not Really although the following issues happens with both AMD and Nvidia. High memory usage at idle with multi high refresh monitors has been an problem for ages . Its not cool having your vram fully loaded when your not doing anything. Workarounds include reducing 165hz to 120haz and 144 to 60hz then it drops to 7w from 40w originally on 32" 1440p 165hz & 1080p 144hz monitor.

@HUB Clips maybe its not only the gpu to blame and also motherboard vendors. i rellay never had any of the problems youre talking about but iam also not running 4k displays i had 970 with triple screens and currently run a 2080 with triple screen and the only single problem i ever had was that at some point one of the secondary screens i was unalbe to change bit-depth and dynamic output in nvidia color settings. but yeah i noticed that clocks in general seem to increase compared to 1 screen and my gpus for some reason do not downclock as much as i was used to on a single screen.

does the problem happen on laptops with a 29" momitors?

Never had an issue with my 1080ti. Is this only for 30+ series?

Running a 7900XT and I have massive issues on a double monitor setup with 4k each,... especially with video playback on 1 screen it get#s very very jittery

My 6900xt couldn’t handle multi monitors with different refresh rates for some reason. It would not allow my OLED tv to be my third monitor. I swapped in my 4090 with the same monitor setup and i have no issues. The 4090 had issues with waking up monitors though, had to flash the bios on the card.

I looked for a video like this but to me is the contrary. I have a PC with amd 580 8gb and 3 monitors 24 in, and another PC with 1060 6gb with 2 24 in. monitors and one 21.5. Everytime I change from some screen to another in AMD I get a flicker and screen reconstruction which does not happens with Nvidia. Latest drivers, Win 11, 32 RAM and Nvidia works better. Strange.

I have 4k 144hz as main, 2k 144hz as second and 4k 60hz tv as my 3rd. Had both the 3070ti and 3080 act weird whenever I have 3 monitors plugged in. Random flickering, monitors turning on and off, and mose importantly, made my mouse stutter like crazy to the point that it was unusable. Unplugging the 4k 60hz tv was the only solution. Disabling the monitors in windows didn't do anything.

I have a minor issue with my 6800XT. It doesn't recognize both of my monitors right away. I had to swap connectors around 1 or 2 times, after that it's flawless. With my previous GPU, 1070ti, one of my monitors did flicker after waking up.

I haven’t had any issues with my 3080Ti’s in my Multi-Monitor Setup

Vega was the only exception. If I had multiple monitors connected things like "grub" (bootloader) won't show up.

I have a single 1440p ultrawide monitor paired with a GTX 1060 6GB (soon to be upgraded) and every 100 or so wake ups I have to unplug and plug again my display port cable in order to get video. It’s rare, but it happens.

don't you need Nvidia's Cuda and mercury engine for Adobe apps? even Illustrator 3D needs RTX for lighting..... im confused... should I not get 3070 and instead go for 6800XT?

So I got this Alienware dwf monitor and it's the best monitor I ever had, but the issue is that HDR doesn't work right on amd cards for some reason, so unless that gets fixed I can't even switch. Also odd that the DW with the gsync module, does HDR fine on amd cards but the freesync premium dwf does not. It's all sorts of messed up. Would like the option to switch to amd.

My GTX 970 has been having a similar issue where my primary monitor connected via displayport just doesn't wake up, while the two over HDMI do. They each have different resolutions and refresh rates though. I wonder how AMD/Intel would fair with that setup.

Watching this on a triple Gigabyte M32U 144Hz IPS 4k setup connected to a RX 7900XTX, OS is Linux Fedora 38 beta release, can confirm it just works.

My rx 7900 XT has a weird issue where the screen lags after the pc sleeps. But this only happens if the pc sleeps on it’s own. If I make it sleep and wake it there is no issue

My experience with 4090: 360Hz 1440p + M32U (4k 144) + M27U (4k 144h) + 1440p165hz is absolute garbage. My side monitors more often do not work at all rather that work, even though it is supported frequency/spec. Nvidia/whole DSC bs is straight up garbage

RX 6600 user here - I also have wake up issues - my main 165hz monitor won't turn on.

Tbh I've never had issues with mine running a 2080 and igpu for 5 monitors, the only problem I encountered was when I changed refresh rates on my main monitor in the nvidia control panel it disabled my two screens connected via cpu which was a little strange but i just had to go into intel graphics command centre and enable them again.

No issues running a 1080p 180hz monitor and 55 4k120 OLED tv together on my Nvidia gpu

I gave AMD a chance and bought an ASRock 7900 XTX Taichi only to realize that it has problem booting up my system when three monitors are connected. I returned that card in exchange for an RTX 4090 with a top-up.

Gigabyte H610M S2H ddr4 Mother Board mein Frontech Gt 610 2gb ddr3 Graphic Card insert kare tho 7 Monitors at a time Display Or Not... For Trading purpose Budget PC

This is a trash take. I usually like HUB but this is a generalization that is backwards in my experience. I had multiple different 6900XTs that would have infinite driver crashes on multiple monitors but 1080ti, 3070, 3080 and 3090s all worked on the same set-up without issue.

Woah I thought it was my monitor. I found changing cables or switching from using HDMI to DisplayPort sometimes helped. I have a 4 monitor setup with a 3070. 1 4K with 3 1080p

Another great Q&A.

I had the complete opposite experience. I’ve had more problems with my AMD setup than I did with my Nvidia setup. I do want to stress how important proper cabling is. It’s so easy to get fake or scrap cables that are not truly HDMI or display port level. Cables have almost 0 regulation, and can cause all kinds of problems.

I have two 1080p monitors, one 144hz and one 75hz... if I set it to 144hz, the gpu is sitting at stable 1560mhz on core sitting at 60°C and using good chunk of vram. If I lower the refreshrate to 120hz, it drops to 130mhz and no usage on vram whatsoever nice and cool 42°C. I tried possibly everything and just resorted to capping it to 120hz and when I boot up game I let the game use the 144hz framerate. GPU is 1080Ti and I've seen good chunk of people complaining about this and Nvidia is just playing ""LA LA LA I don't hear you game"".

I've had the Nvidia multi monitor issue and I found it so bad, the default windows VGA driver worked better...

Might be a more happened over the Nvida but personal experience it never happen at all. Running Triple since 2022 Summer

Monitor frequency issue has been a problem when I used multiple display settings on nvidia.

The problem with Radeon cards is that often ram goes to 3D clocks as soon as you use more than 1 monitor. Throw in any secondary and if it's not the same frequency/resolution, 3D vram clocks go there fixed all the time. Especially if you throw into the mix the HDMI connector. It has been like so since Radeon HD 5000, i don't know what is needed to AMD to be like Nvidia that generally won't move from idle clocks on both vram and GPU core, unless you hook 3 or 4 entirely different resolution/refresh or again, you add an HDMI monitor.

I wonder if the same issue spreads over to g-sync ready monitors as well. Or does nvidia have a reason to not address this known issue because they want you to buy their approved branded monitors.

Personally I have never used any kind of sleep status for my monitors and being a sim racer, NVIDIA has been the way to go for triple screen racing with iRacing. NVIDIA SMP is a great feature with more performance and AMD simply can't match it there.

This happend to me with one monitor. One! It was with dell laptop. Laptop monitor always used integrated intel GPU, but when I plugged one of the monitors using HDMI, it just doesn't start. Had to use type-c to DP adapter to enable use of this monitor with this laptop. HDMI in this monitor directly connected to Nvidia GPU

I'm running (3) 1440p monitors - LG 27GP83B's on a 6700 XT. I really need to upgrade to a new GPU b/c I initially was only running one panel on that GPU. Now with all the extra pixels, it's time for a bigger GPU. For the past month I have been going back and forth on a 7900 XTX vs a 4090. I'd rather not buy a 4090, and I really like the AMD software, but is there a reason to go with the 4090 over the XTX? I am only gaming. DLSS3 is an irrelevant point with FSR3 around the corner, and I'm not doing any productivity work. I have a 1000 watt PSU with the 12V high power plug that I bought in anticipation of possibly an NVIDIA GPU. Do I go for the 4090, or will the XTX carry me for the next 5 or so years? I'm only considering the Nitro XTX or the MSI Gaming Trio X 4090.

Can some give me an answer to my question about the fact in my screen resolution that it has 3840 x 2160 shown but it has 1920 x 1080 (recommended) but my 32" Sanyo LCD TV 60hz (13 years old) is only FULL HD 1080p. Does that mean I can run 3840 x 2160 on my TV because people was saying to increase my resolution to 2k to fully utilise my 1080ti?

I have been running 8 monitors with 2 750ti cards for many years. Very few issues.

Multi monitor king but 100w in idle with it

I don't know if this is the same thing, but occasionally this seems to happen with my laptop. But I suppose a laptop connected to an external monitor sort of is multi monitor. I know that sometimes I have to unplug and reconnect it to wake up the monitor.

I had issues with multi monitor on both RX580 and RX6600 On RX580 it'll keep the memory clock at full steam all the time if I plug more than 1 monitor into it, making idle power draw 4 times higher than normal. On RX6600 when I game the second monitor will flicker like crazy if I alt tab out of game. That was fixed on later drivers tho. Definitely not issue free for AMD.

Triple 144hz 1440p with 2 different 3070s. Then a 3070ti. A FE 3080 Then 4070ti Actually never had a problem. At all like this. Seems like either I'm. Lucky. Or others aren't? Or cable choice? Triple FULL DP here

Ok for me going from 60 to 165 it was incredibly noticeable in the desktop and Minecraft noticeable in seige and then certain other games not at all though they all were running at 165 FPS but they were all slow motion games or very little motion such as astroneer

My wifes 3080ti can't wake up 3 monitors to save its life. It's an absolute mess pretty much all of the time. Absolutely no issues with my 3 monitors on my 6950xt.

Reading the comments, this seems to be all over the place, both with Nvidia and AMD tbh

If possible can you guys keep HUB Clips vids to under 5 minutes or less, I mean do whatever you want with your channel I'll probably watch anyway but I would love this to be a short (not shorts) videos channel

I have 1 32" ultrawide 3440x1440 monitor and a 27" 2560x1440p wide monitor and if I had a game running on the ultrawide (even a low requirement game like Rocket League) my 3060 would struggle to also display a 2k yt video on the 27" without stutters. Hope I won't have this issue on a new RX 7800 XT

I have a 6700XT, the only problem I have is when I play games and the game is in a different resolution than my 2nd monitor and when I alt+tab it glitches a little bit.

5 screens plus a VR headset, 2 GPUs, all that running in 1 PC, and never has an issue with Nvidia, running the setup for years. Go figure!!