Recent content by Dawee

Hi. I just bought a new PC about 2 weeks ago and I used integrated graphics until my GPU arrived. Now, I have the GPU but I have an old monitor that does not have a HDMI cable. So I had to buy an adaptor (VGA to HDMI) and now everything is ok except one thing. When I first turned on the PC my...

Alright, I'm gonna try this and come with an update.

Is there a way to set the game resolution higher than my screen?

I use streamlabs to record. Those are my pc specs: i3-10105 16gb ram 3000 (runs at 2666) rx 560 4gb GDDR5 gigabyte h410M H V2 250gb ssd m.2

Hi everyone. Sorry if it's not the best place to ask but I have a problem. The thing is that I bought a new PC in order to play games and start a YouTube channel. However, at this moment I don't have money for a monitor and I'm gonna use an old one until I am able to buy something new. There is...

No, the monitor is plugged into the motherboard. The GPU does not have a slot for my monitor (D-Sub), only HDMI, DVI and DP.

No, I did not. I thought you install the drivers after the GPU is plugged in. How I install them?

Is the rx 560 made by afox, about the bios, it is selected the PCIe video card option.

Hi everyone! So I made my PC few weeks ago and I bought a i3-10105 which has integrated graphics. I made this choice because I was not able to buy a GPU at that time. Anyway, today I bought a GPU (RX 560 4GB) and I tried to mount it. It seems like this GPU has no slots for plugging the PSU (it...

And, last thing if you don't mind...If I unplug the HUB from the MB the fans will not spin when I turn on the PC (as I said first). But there's a thing however, sometimes when I turn on the PC only one or two fans will spin, why's that?

I might have another question tho. In the case manual it says that "G: Digital Pin Header connector for Gigabyte motherboards". This G cable has 3 pins, what is with it? Should I plug this instead of the 4 pin one?

Yeah ok, got it. I changed the settings to silent, normal, fast, etc. It doesn't work at all. Anyway, thanks for your support man.

I also heard some guy saying that usually plugging the HUB into the motherboard can cause the wire to melt. Is that true? He builds PC for years now.

Yes, I know about Smart Fan 5, it's right in the bios, here are some photos: View: https://imgur.com/a/ULz5FEa But, as you can see, just the CPU fan is recognized, and the SYS_FAN it shows 0 RPM.

I think we made some progress now. So I plugged the "E" cable into the motherboard and I pressed the AUTOFAN button on the remote control. Now, when I turn on the PC the fans spin, which is great! Still, there is a problem. The fans can be set (from the remote) on 2 speeds, one that is loud and...