Neemil

Hey buddy, I kinda thought it had to be the J5 create's so I asked my dad to download the latest drivers off their website. I think the real issue however was that he used another 'generic' USB display adapter that was causing interference so he unplugged that and not it runs perfectly fine again.

Hi everyone, I'm posting this on behalf of my dad. He has three monitors connected to his PC, one plugged directly into his VGA port and the other two connected via USB using J5 create's. Recently however he has come across a few issues with his monitors, the main monitor which is directly plugged into his VGA port will either flicker or not work at all, and then his entire desktop will be cloned onto his second and third monitor. My dad thinks the problem could the problem could be his something to do with his Windows OS, however I believe it could be something wrong with the J5 create's themselves. We are both baffled by what is causing the issue, and we tried everything from updating his OS to changing his display adapter settings. Please any help would be greatly appreciated.

I'm currently running an R9 380 but hey the competition is open to all so heck I might as well try.

Check if your Ram is seated in the correct DIMM slots on the motherboard manual.

But all those games have one thing in common they were designed from the ground up for esports. The reason why you find so many conquest matches in battlefield is because it's the definitive game mode just like CSGO mainly has plant the bomb. This game really wasn't designed with small competitive matches in mind that's because battlefield has always been about large scale battles and it will completely ruin the community and fans that have dedicated themselves into the BF franchise.

The game looks pretty stellar but knowing Ubisofts track record expect a downgrade at launch. I've never really been a fan of the gameplay style of Ghost Recon games I think it's too loose, let me explain I don't think the character movements are solid and it feels clumsy in my opinion maybe it's different this time around. It's a AAA game so expect to pay full price for the game and no clue on the system requirements but expect minimum i5 or there around.

Insurgency.

Insurgency is available on steam right now for 2 bucks

This election year is off to a good start for the DA but before this turns into a thread about how bad the SA government really is on the topic of the GTX 1080 although the price is really really steep I'll wait a few months after launch until prices dip and then I'll MAYBE buy one because I prefer single GPU setups over SLI but that's still a long shot.

I couldn't agree with you more our Rand has never been weaker as of recent months but hopefully the price is as mentioned by OP.

To be honest the R13 500 for the 1080 in South Africa is slightly cheaper than most 980ti's on Wootware. However I highly doubt that will be the retail price in my country and retailers will rack the prices up to about R16 000 to R18 000 I believe. Even the R13 500 suggested MSRP is still $850 so yeah I don't see myself buying a 1080 anytime soon.

It's true if you have experience with C++ then you could easily make a simple game within a week but if not then I would suggest OP to use a game engine with assets already created by a community to help and create something simple but unique. Instead of creating something like a low-level RPG rather do a mind-game something like where your objective is to figure out a number of confusing puzzles or patterns to move on to the next stage it's simple but it entertaining.

I actually do live in Cape Town and I do very well understand that changing right now is impossible however with my Varsity opening on Monday I'm just not enthusiastic about it as one should, I have no drive really for the field I am in right now. Thanks for the help and advice it's really appreciated.

Using MIT scratch is something very low level and is used for younger children who wants to start programming but if it's your teachers recommendation to use something as simple then maybe look at Python or Oxygine which ia a simple 2D based game engine.

The one thing that's concerning me the most is my age but thanks for convincing me it's not too late.