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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    The Great Land Of Shitholistan

System

  • CPU
    Intel i7 3770K (4.5 GHz)
  • Motherboard
    EVGA Z77 FTW
  • RAM
    HyperX Savage DDR3 2400MHz 16GB
  • GPU
    Sapphire R9 280X Toxic
  • Case
    No Case
  • Storage
    Crucial MX300-525GB, Toshiba 3TB, Seagate 500GB HDD
  • PSU
    CoolerMaster B600 600W (B series V1)
  • Display(s)
    LG 27GL850, ASUS VX238H
  • Cooling
    Scythe Fuma
  • Keyboard
    Focus FK-5001 White ALPS, IBM KB-8926D0
  • Mouse
    Logitech G502SE
  • Sound
    Some random speakers
  • Operating System
    Windows 8.1, Windows 7

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  1. G27Racer_188
    Are we sure that that is 512MB, as according to this https://datasheet.ciiva.com/26785/k4g20325fd-fc04-26785648.pdf that memory chip is 2Gb (gigabit) which when divided by 8 gives 256MB (megabyte), or is my math wrong. 4 of those give 1GB.
  2. G27Racer_188
    That was a bit painful to watch as those appear to be Samsung SyncMaster 793-s, a monitor very popular in my region. Almost anyone who I spoke about their old / first PC had one of these monitors. Speaking of which, I still have mine and it it still working and being used.
  3. G27Racer_188
    Out of curiosity, was it just one device? I used 4.0.4 ICS on my Xperia Arc S for 8 years also.
  4. G27Racer_188
    Looks like @cretsiah was correct. According to the manula https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1151/ROG_STRIX_Z390-E_GAMING/E14841_ROG_STRIX_Z390-E_GAMING_UM_V2_WEB.pdf page 83 it does state to pres F8 for selecting boot device during startup.
  5. G27Racer_188
    Your motherboard should have a key dedicated to opening boot selection menu directly. That's what I use. You set the windows drive as default as usual, but then you hit the appropriate key during boot and select the linux one from menu. That way you shouldTM avoid have to mess with bootloaders.
  6. G27Racer_188
    It should run it at 144/165 over DP. My 280x runs 1440p LG at 144 and two other monitors at 60.
  7. G27Racer_188
    I'm not sure if it will be of any help, but this is original adapter that came with my (european) wheel.
  8. G27Racer_188
    This. HDMI is bandwidth limited I have bigger brother GL850 and it does 144Hz fine on displayport.
  9. G27Racer_188
    There shouldn't be any harm, as I'm pretty sure it won't let you shrink it to a point where data is lost.
  10. G27Racer_188
    Do same steps, but while you are booted in USB live session
  11. G27Racer_188
    As @For Science! pointed out, use live session from USB. That warning means operation cannot be executes as the partition is in use while system is booted.
  12. G27Racer_188
    Select one of the partitions, than click on the gears icon next to the [ + ] and there should be Resize option.
  13. G27Racer_188
    That's the problem as @Action_Johnson pointed out. You need to use Displayport cable. The one included with the monitor is fine. I'm using it with mine and getting 144Hz.
  14. G27Racer_188
    Is it connected via HDMI or Displayport
  15. G27Racer_188
    Cool. Do you plan to make it public when you finish it? I plan on fixing / replacing one in my FK-5001 when I eventually get around to it.
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