Installing windows 10 with a 55" Q700T 8k TV as a monitor with a RTX 3090 GPU.
Nvidia drivers updates during installation and at the part where you input your email suddenly sets the default resolution to 720x480 @ 75hz - which even though the screen properties says is compatible, actually gives you a black screen with the top 1/4 screen of distortion. Can't change the resolution due to not being able to see the ***** image.
Also , handshake issues. PC comes up as SKY sometimes, TV goes to "no signal present" when selecting 1440p. 8k is a pure jump through hoops to get working and required going into 4k 30, messing about with display settings and hoping that Input Signal Plus works.
It's a huge mess. Took me 4 hours trying to figure it all out last night, 3x fresh windows installs, lots of hair pulling. I've never had to deal with anything like this before just to choose a native screen resolution.
For anyone else struggling getting Input Signal Plus working:
Install windows with IS+ turned off so it sees 4k 30hz
Right click desktop "Display Settings"
"Advanced Display Settings"
"Display Adapter Properties for Display 1"
"List all Modes"
Then prey and mess about with it until you get it to 4k 60hz
Then Nvidia Control panel.
Mess with settings applying 1 by 1 until you manage 8k resolution with 4:2:0 10bit colour.
edit: Can't even select 1080p or 1440p any longer with game mode? What's going on, did the last firmware update break it?
