I recently built a new PC featuring a 5070 Ti graphics card and I'm trying to set up three monitors along with my new Hyte 70 case that has a touchscreen. My setup consists of one monitor connected via HDMI, another via DisplayPort, and the touchscreen is also on DisplayPort. When I tried to plug in a third monitor to the last DP slot, it caused all but one of my displays to lose signal. Is there a way to resolve this? I'm really hoping to utilize my touchscreen along with the monitors, but I'm starting to feel bummed out about the limitations.
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Just a thought—if reinstalling drivers doesn’t do the trick, are all your monitors high resolution or high refresh? You could try lowering them to 1080p at 60Hz temporarily and see if that helps when you connect the Hyte screen. I once dealt with a similar issue using high refresh rates and had to dial down my non-gaming monitors to 75Hz to get everything running smoothly.
First off, try uninstalling the NVIDIA software if you haven't already—some folks have found that helps solve similar issues. If that doesn't work, it might be a bandwidth thing, especially if your secondary monitors aren't super high refresh or resolution. If your CPU has integrated graphics, you could consider connecting the fourth display through the motherboard's display port.
I uninstalled the NVIDIA app, and that didn't do anything for me. No integrated graphics either, so I’m guessing it's a bandwidth issue.
What are the resolutions on all your monitors? Sometimes mismatched resolutions can also lead to issues like this.
They're all 1920x1080.
Can I ask which model of the 5070 Ti you're using? Maybe it's a specific manufacturer issue. Also, what CPU do you have? That might help diagnose the problem better.
I have an Intel Core i9 14900KF, and I believe my 5070 Ti is an MSI.
All my monitors are already at 1080p 60Hz.