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Having remodeled a few restuarants, Dominoes and Burger King being the two most recent, it wasn't uncommon for static menus to be still images on a thumb drive, and animated menus to be looping videos.

I'd look at PiSignage - https://pisignage.com/
It supports setting up a server to manage them from. Running 3 screens off 1 PC is going to be awkward for most digital signage software anyway.
 
It comes with 3 free licenses, and sounds like it would cover what you want anyway. It has wifi integrated so all you'd need to do is power it, which if you're using actual TVs you can probably power it from a USB port on the TV.
 

It was Paypal being a pain. Just got it to allow the charge today. I will see if it connects now.
 
Thanks for the advice!

You don't need a new graphics card, you need a new pc.

don't user that meter, it sucks. Use ncdu or disk inventory x.

I solved it. It was because the item my PoS sent with tier set up was a router NOT a switch. I turned off my wifi on one of my desktops. I hooked the "router" from them to the desktop by lan with nothing in the wan port. I logged into the browser set up. disabled DHCP and added a static IP different then everything else. I then took the Lan from my switch in my office and connected it to the new switch ( the router but I turned off the DHCP which means it isnt trying to grab anything anymore) into a lan port ignoring the Wan port. Then I took another lan into the pc and all is well now, Wifi works and all of it. So thanks for the support man!

okay standard network setup looks like this 
your ISP line (modem) goes into your router/firewall here security gateway (ill call it router)
then there is a switch because your router dosnet have enough ports
then the AP goes to the Switch just as any other wired device (like your PC) 
now your router has to tell your clients (pcs notebooks phones cloud-key...) who he is (DHCP Server) so your pc needs the IP address of your router as Gatewayaddress and it needs the ip of a DNS-Server (like 8.8.8.8 for google)
your router might also need information about your connection to the ISP and did you throw out your ISPs router, if not the problem might be NAT

I wrote a guide for this, down in my signature you'll find the link.
 
The first thing you gotta try is testing outside the case. A very common cause for no post is a bit of metal shorting a circuit on the motherboard.

Ah that's too bad. Actually I'd try RAM first, but the chances are similar.

It's one of both, but the motherboard's the problem more often so it's a good idea to try that one first.
 
If you could borrow a CPU known to be working, then you'd be able to make sure. And if you get a replacement and it still doesn't POST, at that point think about asking for a CPU RMA.

I wouldn't even try to turn on the computer without a CPU cooler lol
 
Try both sticks of RAM, each in both slots. Also make sure you have all the needed connectors, sometimes we can all forget to plug in the EPS 8-pin one.

As I was about to toss it out the window I found a forum post about how this motherboard does not play nicely with most ram. Found a list of compatible ones. Bought and installed them. No issues since. SO if anyone is reading this post still. CHECK YOUR RAM
 
Thank you Energycore. Thank you.

Might be time to call Gigabyte for an RMA then

http://www.amazon.com/ASUS-Dual-Band-Wireless-Router-RT-AC56U/dp/B00DES2FQW/ref=sr_1_10?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1440823652&sr=1-10&keywords=ASUS+Router

Both have 4gb Vram. I am usually side with nvidia but wanted to see the argument for the new amd card. This is for a friends pc and he will only be using a single 1080 monitor.
 
From my googling around I havent found any articles comparing the 4gb 960. just the 2gb versions.
 
I am caught between
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127860&cm_re=960_4g-_-14-127-860-_-Product
 
and
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127878&cm_re=r9_380-_-14-127-878-_-Product
 
What do you reccommend? Is ther another option in this price range that would be better?
 
I appreciate any and all feedback.
 
Thanks.

fuck these click bait thread titles

The asus ac56u may be what you need. I have one and the 2.4ghz range is pretty good. I can get around 100ft away from my house before i get disconected. For $100, i dont know of anything better.
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833320167&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-PC&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-PC-_-pla-_-Wireless+Routers-_-N82E16833320167&gclid=CIL2757MhsYCFQqDfgodZbEArA&gclsrc=aw.ds

In Disk management
 
Action>rescan?