Recent content by Tgeer276

So anyone with a bit of an interest in PC Monitors might have noticed that a number of manufacturers now offer curved ultrawide monitors with a curvature of 1000R. As far as I am aware, Samsung started the trend and is currently offering a whole line of monitors both with 16:9 and 21:9 aspect...

I have an ultra wide at 2560x1080 with HDR 10 capability (at least that's how LG describes it). What simply bothers me most is that it's not clear what either of both colour profile settings in the Radeon software actually do. Moreover when switching the colour profile in the graphics settings...

Hey a question towards people with some knowledge about the AMD Radeon software as well as monitor colour depth and HDR. SO, first off, why is there an option to select a 8 bit or 10bit colour profile BOTH in the graphics settings, as well as the monitor settings of the AMD Radeon Software...

I discovered after completing my build with 3200MHz Memory that my Motherboard only supports 3200MHz as OC. This caused my RAM to initially run only at 2667MHz, since that was the maximum supported value without an Overclock. A couple of Youtube clips later I realized its the simplest fix on...

I ended up going for a WD Blue M.2 250GB SSD (Boot Drive) and a Crucial MX500 1TB SSD (Game Library). Got the WD Blue SSD for 46€ and the Crucial MX500 on sale for 99€. So all in all just under 150€ for pure SSD storage, which was quite a good deal I'd say, while not skimping on quality drives.

So after contacting Gigabyte I found a solution that worked for me. Gigabyte recommended enabling Fast Boot and disabling USB Devices during boot. I did this but initially the problem still occurred. What eventually turned out to be the problem was, that the solution above only works for USB...

I just contacted Gigabyte, whether they can help

I tried Start up repair, but unfortunately it didn't help either

I have a Gigabyte AORUS B450 M Motherboard - Bios Version F41

I also cannot find an option regarding boot from USB but I did find USB Configuration Options. There settings like Legacy USB Support are listed as well as Mass Storage Devices (the external HDD connected via USB), where I can tell the computer what kind of storage it is, for instance Hard...

So changing it to UEFI Only didnt solve the problem and i also tried removing all other boot options aside from my main drive and that didnt do anything either

So I was wondering if the slightly more advanced users on this platform could help me with an issue that I am experiencing. I recently built my own desktop containing 2 drives. a 250 GB WD M.2 SSD and a 1TB Crucial MX500 SSD as game library. (If any other components are relevant for this issue...

Doesn't that cause a decent amount of heat output on the motherboard, if one single drive is constantly read from and written to, instead of sharing the load across two drives? And no, only one M.2, but two possible 2,5" bays.

Currently an intel 660p 2TB goes for at least 250 € in Germany (Where I live), which is about 100€ more than I would like to spend...

Are WD Greens bad? Basically I was considering different combinations: 2x ~500GB 1x 120GB, 1x 1000GB 1x 240GB, 1x 1000GB Otherwise a 500GB SSD and a 2TB 2,5" HDD at 5400RPM, though I keep thinking that even an entry level SSD would be multitudes faster than an HDD....