Recent content by WispyCorn

Tradesman, I would connect it but I am afraid it might hurt something, is there a chance trying this could hurt my motherboard, ram slot or pc in general?

To add to this I have an i7 2600k on a Gigabyte Z77X-UP4 TH motherboard. The i7 is not overclocked.

I have a set of 2 4gb rams Kingston Hyper X 1600. However my old rig had this 4gb ram stick, also from kingston. This one http:// Was wondering if connecting this would increase the performance of my rig? And is it possible to overclock only this ram module to 1600 so it performs on par of the...

I can confirm now that the solution was changing the cable and not using an adapter. DVI D to DVI D fixed the problem so if someone finds this thread and has a similar issue I am pretty sure that changing the cable will fix it.

Wait something wrong happened, now I cant launch a single game. Not from steam, Rome 2 says it stopped working and Shadow of Mordor says ''Installed video device does not support direct 11'' My drivers uninstalled or something?

Well heres the deal guys, the cable works, the port works and the monitor works I just had to change the input, my mistake. I feel like I wasted ya'll time. Is there a way to reward both of you, you two helped me a lot.

So I was wondering, since the other DVI I port on my card does work (the one I am using right now with the adapter) Can I connect my DVI D cable to that DVI I port to test it?

Gigabyte 980 G1 DVI D (dual link) DVI D (dual link) 3 DP ports 1 HDMI Monitor Benq GL2450 1 VGA port 1 DVI D (dual link)

I was also told that it could ge a Cable Length problem and this is a long one (3 meter long)