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06-07-2022 10:06 PM #25ROG Enthusiast Array KuraiShidosha PC Specs
KuraiShidosha PC Specs Motherboard Asus ROG Maximus IX Hero Processor Intel i7 7700k 4.8Ghz Memory (part number) G-Skill Ripjaws V 3200Mhz DDR4 16GB Sound Card Creative SoundBlaster X-Fi Monitor Acer P243w Storage #1 Samsung 830 256GB Storage #2 Western Digital Caviar Black 5TB 7200RPM CPU Cooler Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme Case Cooler Master HAF-X Power Supply EVGA Supernova 850w Titanium Keyboard Corsair K95 RGB Mouse Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum Headset/Speakers Logitech Z-5500 OS Windows 10 Pro x64
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I believe the problem is the DisplayPort Deep Sleep option needs to be disabled in the monitor's Firmware through the On Screen Display. I don't know if the PG32UQ doesn't have this option (the PG32UQX does) but I do know for a fact that the XG279Q lacks this option and I have the exact same problem as these guys have where sometimes the monitor is not detected during bootup because of this Deep Sleep option. My old PG279Q had the option to disable this setting and I never once had problems accessing the BIOS or seeing my screen during boot. Ever since switching to this XG279Q, I've been unable to access the BIOS and I'm 100% positive it's because of the Deep Sleep setting.
Originally Posted by MasterC@ROG
Please, tell your engineers to add a firmware update for these monitors to ensure they have access to this setting as it greatly improves the usability of the product. Thank you.
Here's my thread where I detail this problem and other users air their frustrations with it as well: https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthrea...363#post828363
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