Since this occurs when you remote the failure is probably your GPU Vram.
I suggest you change slots your 2080ti is installed in and see if the issue continues.
I do not believe the issue is your monitor. You could also connect your monitor to your integrated gpu on your motherboard and see if the issue persists.
What is weird is that when I remove the cable from the video card, on the monitor I can still see the latest messy images I was seeing on the monitor when the monitor was connected to the pc.
Is that normal that depsite the monitor is not connected to the pc, the monitor does not go completely black?
Hi guys! Thank you so much for replying! I have done a 1st step of changing the display port cable from the monitor to the pc and it seems it fixed (for now at least) the issue.
I hope it is not a faulty video card otherwise I have no idea where to find a new video card to buy.
Are video cards out of stock everywhere?
I was thinking to upgrade the video card , but I guess at the moment is impossible
Welcome to the ultrawide family. You have the same taste in monitors as VR headsets.
Here’s a channel you will want to sub to.
You will also need Microsoft Powertoys , for the FancyZones feature its essential
I love ultrawide 90% for working on 10% gaming
that percentage used to be higher but what I realized was 60% of games just dont look quite right at 32x9
some can with fov patches Like the Ascent or Ace Combat 7. Daytona USA 2 running on SuperModel Emulator Looks amazing.
But even Doom with fov patch everything seems like you are farther away and extreme distortions on the edges (lol sound familiar?) , brows through Banman’s channel and you can see for yourself if the game looks “right” before you buy.
Also forget about games like D2 resurrected or street fighter working with it they lock you to 16x9
What I ended up doing was mounting a 42" 4K Samsung Monitor Q60A above my ultra wide so that I could choose when to go 16x9 or ultrawide depending in the game and its amazing.
(I said monitor because it seriously is more like a monitor than a TV it even has a aspext ratio feature that turns it into a legit 21:9 or 32:9 monitor.)