NazcaC2
Disable hibernation by opening the Command Prompt in Administrative Mode. Type powercfg.exe /hibernate off, press Enter and close the Command Prompt window. Delete hiberfil.sys in the root of c:\ . Enter the Command Prompt again the re-enter the command and instead type "on". Re-test.

Cool GTX
Check for this    

Try this Nvidia tool 


You tried Older Nvidia driver ?

Dp cable a certified one is important to use (they do not have to be expensive)

flyinion
You could try using Windbg to analyze that dump file and see if it's a driver or something that might be causing issues.  It's not super intuitive to use, but guides like this one helped me figure it out enough to use it when I was having issues a while back which seemed to be a buggy Windows Update.  
 

darli328
So my issue may have just gotten a little stranger.  I went back to balanced power setting, still have windows fast startup off, and under advanced power options Allow Hybrid Sleep off, and PCIe Express Link Stae Power Management Off.  Now my monitor will detect a single when waking up from sleep and everything seems fine.  However, it will only do this once.  Meaning if I enter sleep mode again my original issue arises and the computer has to be restarted.  Seems really strange I can wake up form sleep once after each full shutdown and restart.  Is there an additional setting I'm missing?
 
Also, I looked around my windows event viewer, reliability monitor, and found a bunch of stuff that is concerning me.
 
Event Viewer has some warnings and critical events, and errors under windows log then the system tab. I'll post a few below.

There's a handful of the system warnings for DistributedCOM, which I'm not really sure what this is for without researching it.
 

There's an Error event for BugCheck and under the general tab says "The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x000000a0 (0x0000000000000608, 0xffffb803cd446528, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000). A dump was saved in: C:\WINDOWS\MEMORY.DMP. Report Id: 43c80467-9c02-434f-aed1-9a51caf754c2."

There's a critical event for Kernel-Power. Under the general tab says "The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly."

There's an Error for volmgr. Under general says "Dump file creation failed due to error during dump creation."

Another Error EventLog. And, under general says "The previous system shutdown at 10:56:09 AM on ‎12/‎1/‎2019 was unexpected."

Another Error Kernel-Boot. And, under general says "Windows failed to resume from hibernate with error status 0xC0000001."

Under the reliability monitor there is 9 critical events, most of which are windows was not shutdown properly, 2 are windows has stopped working, and 2 are shutdown unexpectedly.

To be completely honest the event viewer and reliability monitor are a bit beyond my knowledge of windows and I'm not sure what all these mean. But, I would guess some of them are because I have to hit the restart button on my computer when the monitor wouldn't wake up.
 
I have yet to try going under command prompt to disable hibernation mode, and deleting the hiberfil.sys file.  I'd like to know what effects this has before doing it and how to get that file back (or even if it's necessary) when enabling hibernation mode again.

darli328
Looks like I can't post the link to the Samsung forum that goes into a little more detail about the driver issue/update.  Is that not allowed or something?  I was hoping to post the link so that if anyone searches for this issue in the future they will have extra info.