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I changed the cable but haven’t tested it yet. It’s annoying as I can’t replicate the issue
One thing I can say about HDMI/DP cables that could randomly cause this issue, get those cables well away from any Pier Cables. Do not allow them to touch or be within close proximity of one another.
Which Monitor are you using?
Some Monitors are pre OCed out of the box. Such as some 165Hz screens actually just being a pre-OCed 144Hz screen and thus might be unstable sometimes at 165Hz
I told the Nvidia panel to do 120 max and windows too
Set Max FPS (this is for a 3D app that's in focus) set to 60, or set to half your refresh rate. So for example if using 144Hz Display, set this to 72.
Then enable FreeSync/GSync; if you lack this, then try setting Vertical Sync to either Fast or Adaptive.