A desktop technician is configuring a video editing workstation equipped with a modern dedicated graphics card supporting HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4. When the external 4K display is configured to resolution at a 120 Hz refresh rate, the monitor frequently flickers, loses signal briefly, and automatically drops back down to a 30 Hz refresh rate. Reducing the display resolution to completely resolves the instability. Which of the following is the MOST likely cause of this behavior?
- The video interface cable connecting the graphics card to the display lacks the required bandwidth specification.Cevap
- BThe graphics processing unit VRAM is overheating and experiencing thermal throttling.
- CThe display backlight inverter board is unable to output sufficient voltage for higher frame rates.
- DThe operating system graphics driver has corrupted resolution scaling parameters.
Cevap
The video interface cable connecting the graphics card to the display lacks the required bandwidth specification.
The correct option correctly identifies that running a monitor at at 120 Hz requires significant throughput. If the connected video cable is older or uncertified for high bit rates, the display engine will drop frames, lose signal, or automatically negotiate down to a lower refresh rate (such as 30 Hz) to maintain link stability. Replacing the cable with one rated for high bandwidth resolves the issue.
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Display Cable Bandwidth and Signal Integrity Throttling