Recent content by Nato85

Hi guys I currently have 2 Acer KG271UA 27” monitors. I have an opportunity to purchase an Acer Predator X34 for around 650 AUD I primarily game on 1 monitor with the second monitor running other programs but I’m trying to decide if it’s worth upgrading. My video card is a ASUS RTX 2080...

Thank you for your answer guys! I have just ordered myself another Display Port cable as my video card has 2 DP ports.

Hey Guys I recently built a new computer complete with a RTX 2080 and 2 Acer KG271U 144hz 27" Monitors and I have noticed one monitor is operating at 70hz. The first monitor is using a display port cable and it lets me go to 144hz but the second monitor is using HDMI and its not letting me go...

Awesome guys. Well thank you to everyone who has given me advice. I have adjusted my build and considered the suggestions given. Cant wait to build it now :)

Sorry I think there might be a misunderstanding here. I currently have 2 x 1080p monitors on my current build, I was not going to buy new 1080p monitors. I am leaning towards the 100/120Hz Ultrawide 1440p rather then the 4k

Well I have 2 1080p monitors at the moment, was going to get 2 1440p but the monitors I chose, they were the low end of the scale and not very good? @Jay.Wooster suggested 1 bigger better monitor then the 2 crappy monitors, I was considering keeping one of my 1080p's and getting a really good...

BB Code PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant CPU: Intel - Core i7-8700 3.2 GHz 6-Core Processor ($508.00 @ Mighty Ape) CPU Cooler: Corsair - H100i PRO 75 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler ($162.00 @ Skycomp Technology) Motherboard: Asus - PRIME Z370-A II ATX LGA1151 Motherboard...

My system I was planning around 3000-4000 AUD however the GPU was far more expensive then I thought, several of the retailers I look at have taken out the 1080ti completely and left with the 2080 and the 2080ti, Id love the 2080ti but its an extra 800 bucks and the price on the 2080 is already...

I wanted to upgrade from 1080p to 1440p as ive been led to believe its more favourable for gaming. I have always used 2 displays on my computer but was not sure which way to go, I like the idea of having 2 of the same size screens, but would be open to suggestion on choosing a larger display...

Gaming primarily I chose a locked CPU vs the unlocked one as I do not normally overclock I chose an NVME drive over a SATA III drive as I looked at reviews regarding NVME drives and they didn't seem to have the speed bottlenecks that came with SATAIII drives. I had used water-cooling on all...

Was considering the Seasonic Focus Plus Platinum 750W Power Supply Apart from them all being compatible, are there alternatives that would be better bang for my buck?

Hi Guys I am planning on building a new computer and have chosen the following parts. Could you please offer me advice on if the parts sound good, or alternatives I could research before I choose my final part list. M/BOARD: ASUS Prime Z370-A II Motherboard CPU: Intel Core i7 8700 RAM...

so I am guessing that the adapter I am using currently http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Display-Port-DP-Male-To-HDMI-Female-Adapter-Converter-Adaptor-for-HDTVL4-/201442853112?hash=item2ee6ee00f8:g:Ji0AAOSwPcVVpxrM is not what I need and I would need something similar to what you linked?

Well the two monitors are working just fine. The TV does not have a DVI port, only HDMI, thats why I thought a HDMI to DP would work

Monitor DVI to GPU DVI Monitor DVI to GPU DP TV HDMI to GPU HDMI (Have also tried TV HDMI to GPU DP)