Recent content by LORDPrometheus

Ok, next time you are gaming pull up task manager on your second monitor go to performance and select GPU then see how much memory you are using. You can also check RAM here of course.

Ok can you confirm the BiOS is saving your settings? From the sound of it you have followed all the steps correctly and your hardware should all be compatible with Resizable bar (which seriously Nvidia that is a terrible name) so if the settings are saving correctly the best i can suggest is...

Passive VGA to HDMI is not going to work on 99.9999999999999999999999999999% of monitors since VGA is analogue and HDMI is digital only. Only in some extreme edge cases with very old monitors will this work reliably. If you absolutely must use a VGA output from the computer and I Resolutely...

What resolution are the monitors running at? Your instinct is likely correct that this is a VRAM issue or potentially just a RAM issue. YouTube uses a lot of GPU resources ever since they pushed the new Codecs so you will definitely notice performance issues when watching videos over 1080p with...

Could you please describe the issue you are having? Other than that run !wdfkd.wdfhandle in Wdfkd to get the handle then post the output.

I use the headset on both my gaming PC and work laptop so i swap them around from time to time. As for resolving the issue the order of oeprations was Plug USB from headset back into PC Plug 3.5mm attached microphone back into headset. Remove 3.5mm microphone from headset and yeah no drivers...

Did you disable CSM support in the BiOS?

Empirically? no not really they will perform exactly the same. However, having an IGPU is a godsend if you start having GPU or other display issues so my personal choice would be to get the KF just in case. End of the day though it is your wallet so do what feels best for you.

Is there no signal at all now? If that is the case try putting the old GPU back in and try to get a signal in. If that then works update the BiOS and use the DDU tool to strip the GPU drivers. then go to Nvidia's website and manually reinstall the latest drivers for the new GPU not the old one...

Use DDU to reinstall all graphics drivers before anything else. If that does not resolve the issue try following the steps in this post https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/screen-goes-black-with-fans-running-at-full-speed.3761221/

You will want to be doing any OCing in the BiOS

No you cannot have the PC turn off the GPU although you can make the monitor go to sleep sooner When at idle the GPU is going to be drawing very little power and a desktop is essentially an idle workload so compared to the whole your GPU is going to only be making up ~15% of the total power...

Your monitor looks identical to the images I've found on the store page so it appears completely normal.

No they are all self contained and factory sealed. Unless you damage it (and they are far more durable than you might expect) then they will last for quite a long time and should not give you any trouble

Those fans have 3 modes as described on the store page. there is no mention of software and further down the page it specifically says motherboard control only on the Amazon page. This means that if your motherboard has built in RGB control (which it does not) then you can connect it to a 4pin...