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#107774 19-Aug-2012 23:36
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Hi

I have a HD6970 and 3 Asus PA246Q's and one of them is connected to the mini DB Connector on my card. Occasionally (and annoyingly) that monitor will randomly flicker a few times. 

I have an active adapter but it's unpowered. 

Anyone experience this and have a fix/workaround?

Windows 7 x64.

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tatbaird
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  #675132 21-Aug-2012 15:00
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This is sometimes related to your PSU. Does it flicker when your HDD is busy?



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  #675135 21-Aug-2012 15:11
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Have you tried switching the monitors to see if it is the same monitor flickering.

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