Recent content by Marcuser

Alright I just figured it out by connecting both together, that forced display to render a proper resolution. It was extended display, then I separated the displays in windows settings (clone display) and adjusted the CRT back to what been used before.

Hello there, I have an nvidia GPU, I use a CRT and I messed up the display trying to create a custom resolution, after testing it I couldn't revert somehow. Now the monitor shows a couple pixel line on top of the screen as the windows bottom, obviously cannot do anything using that margin...

reminds me of Settlers but I'm not sure about "3 races" aspect.

Hello there. I'm in limbo trying to find a software for Windows, that basically tracks and logs the HDD I/Os of other processes. Specifically I want something that shows and preferably logs, what program accessed to WHAT location(logical location like C:\install.log etc.read/write) on HDD in...

Alright I found the problem after finally taking a peek into the crt. There was a short circuit between one of the conductors on main PCB and the "vertical signal cable", which is the one wrapped behind below the screen. For future visitors, shut down the monitor and unplug it, just open the...

Well, monitor's a Philips 107e4 and the native resolution is 1280x1024, which was the selected one. It was displaying pretty well at beginning but after a few minutes when I tried to move the monitor, it crippled some electricity probably caused by cable, so just right after that it started to...

Alright, it seems that the DVI-I output is true to the VGA native. Also the manual of the gpu says that I should use DVI-I to VGA adapter. Now I can use my crt on this but there's still a problem, the gpu seems to override the monitor's very own settings(which you do with OSD menu...

no, sir, what I'm saying is that my GPU doesn't have a VGA output. And I only have a CRT monitor with VGA plug. My GTX760 has 2 outputs which are compatible with giving out Analog display. This is why I'm asking that which one should I use an adapter for. DVI-I to VGA or DisplayPort to VGA...

Hello there, I've done with my lcd display yesterday, and now want to use my old curved CRT with my GTX 760. As far as I know and just researched, only the DVI-I and DisplayPort outputs are compatibe for VGA's analog signal, and GTX 760 have them both. So I'm going to buy a converter/adapter...

Why is this happening in last few months, like it started out with summer itself. Ive never even used heavy 3D applications to tire the GPU. I always keep the tower clean by every inch, and chips pasted well, BUT have a single tower fan and its at the frontside. May that be the cause? ventilation?