New nvidia driver makes my 240hz monitor have no input (lemmy.world)

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I just upgraded my nvidia driver and kernel on tumbleweed and now my main monitor can't go to 240hz without losing input. Am I the only one? It works fine on 60 and could work perfectly on 240hz before the update

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[-] hellvolution@lemmygrad.ml 1 points 1 year ago

Open a X terminal, and type: nvidia-settings

Go to the screens menu, disable the monitor, accept, enable it again and accept...

Happened on mines, a 200Hz one and it worked!

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