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Boot up with no gpu installed, power off, install gpu, boot up, worked for me.

My monitor has dvi-d dual channel connection ( lg m208wa ). Tried to connect with stock hdmi cable through dvi-hdmi adapter, the monitor recognizes the connection, but it immediately goes into sleep mode, no picture is displayed. In bios Pci is set as primary monitor, internal graphics is...

no, tried this and rebooted, didn't work but thanks anyway

when i choose exe manually it dosen't appear in the list

i5 3570, biostar b75mu3b, gigabyte somewhat 500w 80% xfx r9 280x is around 200$

should i go with 7950 and overclock it to maintain the 7970's performance or just get 7970? 7950 starts at 150$, 7970 at 200$.

oops, added unnecessary x to 290. so 280x is the beast for the money, but i still want gtx 660 sli, even if it has no sense at all

1650x1080, just thinking what card i'll thow in next.

not limited with budget, i5 3570, 8g 1600 ram, 1tb hdd. physix would be great, but not critical. i live in belarus, if you know where it is :D i also have 1 gtx 660, thought about making sli, but it requires new mobo and psu

1. gtx 770 280$ 2. r9 280x 180$ 3. r9 290 350$

290's are rather hot and noisy and to get one i'll have to sell my 660. but 290 looks much more solid in terms of gaming performance. let's say i sold my 660, are there any better variants from nvidia rather than 2 660's? they are cooler and more psu-friendly, so i'll probaly won't have to buy...

i have palit gtx 660 oc installed in my pc. 1) if i'll go with r9 290 (about 300$) it may not get into my current case (30$ for new one), i'll have to sell my gtx 660 (150$) and get a new psu (60$). in this case i'll spend 240$ of my initial budget. plans for the future include getting another...

Replacing motherboard is not a big deal, but only if there is a point of doing so. I have B75 chipset, but it also has overclocking settings. Or I won't be able to overclock that i5 2500K? And maybe some other variants?

Hi everyone. I need your help. I'm choosing a CPU for an upgrade. Budget is around 150-170$. My motherboard is on 1155 socket. Right now I have 3 options, all of them are very close in benchmarking performance, but there are some nuances. 1. i5 2500K In my place I can get it for 155$. It's...

While playing, try to see how much % of load is on CPU and GPU. Built-in Windows tasker will be ok for CPU, for GPU you may use MSI Afterburner or EVGA Precision. If one goes to 100 without other doing so, it means this part should be upgraded. If you have Battlefield 3/4 try it, it's a very CPU...