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I connected a USB3.0 Front Hub Bracket with two USB ports to my Asus motherboard referenced in the title. Both of the USB ports worked for a while. The left one stopped working. The right one still works. I bought a new USB3.0 Front Hub Bracket because i thought it was broken but the left...

I bought a thing that plugs into the 20-1 pin USB 3.0 connector on the motherboard that gives me two additional USB ports at 3.0 speed. They worked great until the USB port on the left stopped working. The one on the right still works. I bought a new thing and the left USB port is broken...

I reconnected my old Sapphire Radeon HD 4870. The exact same file that stuttered on the Nvidia GTX660 works beautifully with the 4870. RMA RMA RMA RMA RMA RMA RMA RMA RMA RMA After I get this all taken care of I can finally go back to my movie career.

stupid Nvidia sucks. My old Radeon HD4870 performed better. Why doesnt Tomshardware reviews include a simple video push to a TV? Waste of my goddamn time and money.

When my Nvidia gtx660 S2 sends 1080 video over HDMI to my TV the picture is all choppy. I'm really annoyed since I'll bet the equivalent Sapphire Radeon would NOT have the problem, but they were all sold out.

It looks like Sapphire Radeon R9 270X are all sold out for the season. I love Sapphire. Is there any reason to believe they will make more of these cards soon? Or should I give up and just get an XFX?

I'm asking because i'm not sure if graphics cards can even push 1080 video to a TV reliably?

at or about $150? I'm thinking maybe Radeon 7770/ R7 260x would do the trick? They should benchmark streaming 1080 video to a TV as one of the testing parameters in the reviews. Thanks for any replies.