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I have two Asus VG248QE monitors hooked up to two Gigabyte GTX770's via HDMI and I can only have a 60Hz refresh rate. However if I change to DVI cables I am able to select 144Hz.
I was always under the impression that HDMI and DVI cables were the same. Can anyone shed some light on this? Thanks
I am having a strange issue with my Sabertooth board. It seems I can only access the BIOS if I unplug one of my monitors. For whatever reason if I have both plugged in the screen will not display anything until the Windows splash screen is displayed. I updated to the latest firmware just to see...
The RAM I picked was only $12 more so I am not too worried about that.
1) Gaming, Web Browsing, Work
2) My original plan was to wait for Ivy bridge but in the end I don't think I will notice a huge difference in what I got and what Ivy has to offer in the next 2-4 weeks.
I want to try...
It is overkill for sure. However since I am not upgrading the video cards at this time I expect I will in a year or two at which time the 1200W should sill be enough power for whatever I get at that time.
Well I decided it's time to take the plunge and build a new PC. This Q6600 has served me well but it's time to move on. This is what I got. I am going to reuse my eVGA 560's for the time being.
1 x Corsair Obsidian Series 800D CC800DW Black Aluminum / Steel ATX Full Tower Computer Case
2 x...
I just installed a 480GB Intel 520 in my Macbook. This is my first experience with an SSD and all I have to say is wow. Simply amazing the performance gains that this has made.
Not really sure where to put this but I figured I would share. Basically it's just a regular aftermarket head unit but the twist is it has Android. Out of the box it has Google maps with all of it's layers as well as Google Nav. These two alone make the unit worth the price. Also it is really...
Point 5 does not mention booting to a GPT partition. After some searching I found this article that someone wrote.
http://www.rodsbooks.com/gdisk/booting.html