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I still only use a single monitor, but it is 28 inches. However I am still getting green flashes here and there. That is annoying.
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Is your power supply large enough? Perhaps the draw on the graphic cards is draining the signal from the cables when your system warms up?
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Do you always get flicker, or does it only occur when you do a specific action?? What kind of flicker is it? Brightness? Colors? Power?
I assume each monitor behaves properly when plugged (or active) in on its' own?
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Sounds like your cards aren't behaving properly with the monitors. Are the monitors identical or have slight differences, eg are the native resolutions and refresh rates the same? I fortunately have three monitors that are exactly the same make/models.
Might be worth a complete clean uninstall and reinstall of your drivers - though I'm sure you may have done this already.
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Definitely you cards (or one card) causing the problem. Does it stop when crossfire is disabled? Does it happen with jsut oen card installed? Try both on their own. A clean, complete uninstall/reboot/reinstall of the drivers is a good (and easy) place to start.
Does it happen on span or cloned modes?
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is your response time for both monitors the same?