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thanks mate

Do we have a software for that?

I just purchased 4 gtx 780 ti, three samsung 19in monitors and one 4k big hdtv (56in). The hdtv will only be used with pc (not a big tv fan). I want the tv to work only when I'm working/gaming from my bed and the other three monitors to be off. while I'm sitting at the table, I want these three...

My girlfriend has an unlimited internet plan so i usually take files and stuff from her rather than downloading myself. some things I copy are over 20gigs so i have to split them in volumes and copy it to my 14gigs pen drive. Anyway what I was saying that sometimes the files get corrupted...

I have overvolted my graphics card and overvolted it to keep it stable. I want to know whether it will decrease my graphics card's life even with the max temperature never reaching more than 80C? It's a Zotac GTX 560 ti AMP

once the installation starts after reboot try changing the deafult boot to HDD and eject the disk. see if that works

I have a gtx 560 ti AMP from zotac and a windows 8 set to boot from UEFI. Since my VBIOS of the graphics card isn't compatible with UEFI boot i have to enable legacy boot too and that results in the same amount of boot time. Is there any way to modify the VBIOS of the graphics to support UEFI...

Since no one could give an answer I find the solution myself and decided to get it here in case anyone else wants it. Convert a Windows 7/8 BIOS (MBR) installation to UEFI (GPT) without moving, copying or loosing data. Prerequisites: A computer able to boot UEFI. You can check that on...

if you are a gamer go for the second one because of the gpu, or else go for the the first one because of the HDD and CPU

During installation of windows 8 I disabled UEFI boot and installed as legacy boot. Now i wanna enable UEFI boot any idea how? I have a intel board with visual bios 2.0, i have enabled uefi boot but it says no devices.

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It happens because of overheating. I have a GTX 560 ti AMP! OC at 1050mhz, I know the sound, try capping the FPS at 60. Remove the cabinet's PCI slot cover or whatever it is called, the one below your card so the graphics card radiator can pass the heat outside. Install some fan on the cabinet...

reinstalling in safe mode ain't gonna fix it. It's because the VGA driver never really got installed properly during the installation. I suggest reinstalling windows 8.

thank you very much