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[Dreger] Multiple teams exploring a trade with the Buffalo Sabres involving Dman, Bo Byram. Byram has 1 yr left on his contract before becoming an unrestricted Free Agent. Agent, Darren Ferris has some history with marching players to the open market. Motivation for trade consideration.

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u/AggPuck-303 — 14 days ago
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MRW my dad has stopped drinking, but then I realize my go-to father's day gift is no longer an option

u/PapaNixon — 14 days ago
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Monitor randomly green and/or causing other monitor and laptop to pixelate

I'm running a two-monitor setup in addition to my laptop:

  • Laptop: Lenovo Thinkpad. 8840HS w/ Radeon 780M and 2880x1800 screen. Windows 11.
  • Monitor 1: LG Ultragear 27GL83A-B 2560x1440
  • Monitor 2: Samsung LS32BM703UNXZA 2160x3840

Monitor 2 keeps going green or causing the other screens to go pixelated. I believe the green screen might be happening due hardware acceleration, but haven't found a fix/can't explain the fuzzy screen. Basically if I resize a window (web browser, Outlook, Obsidian, discord, etc.) on the 4K monitor the following can happen (it's intermittent):

  • When the 4K monitor is plugged in via HDMI, it sometimes randomly goes completely green: https://i.imgur.com/CASKGDH.jpeg This sometimes is fixable by moving an open window off that monitor, but it sometimes requires a restart.
  • When the 4K monitor is plugged in via USB-C, it sometimes goes black and the 1440p monitor + laptop screen go pixelated: https://i.imgur.com/OIgQa1l.jpeg This requires a restart to fix.

I've:

  • Updated the graphics drivers
  • Removed drivers with Display Driver Uninstaller and reinstalled them
  • Reformatted the laptop
  • Used different USB-C and HDMI cables
  • Tried plugging the USB-C/HDMI cable directly into the laptop, through a USB-C dock, and through a Thunderbolt 4 dock.
  • Made sure HDR is disabled on all screens
  • Confirmed AMD Adrennalin's GPU scaling is disabled

None of this happens when using the 1440p monitor or the laptop screen, and only happens when using the 4K monitor. Anyone have something like this happen / found a fix?

u/PapaNixon — 1 month ago
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MRW my therapist says my brain is addicted to chaos and I realize that may be why I'm a Habs fan

u/PapaNixon — 1 month ago