Recently I have turned off the "overclocking" feature for my monitor so that its refresh rate is 60hz instead of 280hz. The monitor has been working fine so far. I'm not sure if it's a coincidence or maybe if the refresh rate was too high for the laptop to handle?
Hello, My  computer seems to have random behavior whenever I have my USB C to display port cable plugged in ( [URL] )   I get the following results: 1) Sometimes, as soon as I plug  in the USB C cable, my computer just crashes (the laptop screen's pixels are all distorted and everything is frozen; I have to hold the power button for several seconds to force shut it off). 2) Sometimes when it's plugged in, the second monitor screen randomly turns off an on. 3) Sometimes when it's plugged in, my computer and second monitor work fine (most desired result)   This is very frustrating since I paid a lot of money for this laptop; I want to get some work done on weekends and I have to deal with this 33% chance of my monitor/computer working correctly.  As of 11/05/2022, I have all the latest drivers available from SupportAssist program. My OS is Windows 11 PRO. This is the monitor I'm using [URL]   I also have a 3rd monitor plugged in via an HDMI cable and that monitor is always fine. I haven't seen issues with it yet.   Note: when I'm using my work laptop (which is a macbook), I'm using the same exact cable and monitor and everything works fine.
XPS 15 Crashing When Plugging in USB C cable