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OllieBarrie

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    London

System

  • CPU
    i7-4790k
  • Motherboard
    Asus VII Formula
  • RAM
    16GB Vengeance Pro 2133Mhz
  • GPU
    2x 980 MSI Twin Frozr V
  • Case
    Corsair 760T
  • Storage
    2TB WD Black & 128GB Sandisk Enterprise X210
  • PSU
    Corsair RM1000W
  • Cooling
    Corsair H100i w/ 2 SP120 red LED fans
  • Keyboard
    Razer Blackwidow Ultimate Chroma
  • Operating System
    Windows 8.1 64-bit
  • PCPartPicker URL
    http://pcpartpicker.com/p/pZjDnQ

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  1. OllieBarrie
    Worked very well, now able to play. Thank you very much!
  2. OllieBarrie
    Brilliant, thank you very much. Will try it out now.
  3. OllieBarrie
    Sorry for the late reply, ah well, thanks for trying, what Virtual Machine would you recommend?
  4. OllieBarrie
    Windows XP I believe
  5. OllieBarrie
    I recently acquired Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone game to play for old times' sake. When installing, everything looked fine. Then, when I attempt to boot up the game, in compatibility mode or not (Windows XP), the game refuses to load up. I was wondering if there was a workaround for Windows 8.1 and onwards. I've also tried uninstalling and reinstalling multiple times. Thanks
  6. OllieBarrie
    Was finally able to get into Windows via Safe Mode and restored to a previous point from today, all good now. Was only available to me through the first card Strange. Anyway, thanks for your help
  7. OllieBarrie
    Thanks
  8. OllieBarrie
    I run only 1 display at the moment. Yeah, I want to confront them about the issue, have to admit, their customer service is a bit lacking, let's say they promise things that they don't go through with.
  9. OllieBarrie
    I had it commissioned from Scan.co.uk, and have has it since around Christmas. The "no signal" error has been constant, and it seems to sort itself out, but this time, it's far more stubborn.
  10. OllieBarrie
    Thanks, will try those. Do you think the cable could be faulty in the case of the second gpu? This has happened repeatedly and I'm not sure what component is at fault.
  11. OllieBarrie
    Hi, I am unable to boot into Windows for a variety of reasons and was wondering if anyone could resolve these. I'm running two 980s and a frustrating VG248QE monitor. If I try boot off of my first GPU, I get a signal (on displayport) and am able to run through bios and get to the point where it seems to be loading the operating system (with the Windows logo) but then I get a blank black screen. If I run off of my second GPU, I don't get signal from the PC to the monitor. Which means I am not able to go into BIOS or anything. Keep in mind I always usually run off the second GPU and it is not giving a signal, even if I power loop the monitor. Any ideas? Thanks
  12. OllieBarrie
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  13. OllieBarrie
    Sadly not, making it quite the issue.
  14. OllieBarrie
    I am receiving a "No signal" message when I turn on my PC, it won't allow me to display HDMI or VGA either. I am running dual gtx 980s but obviously having a cable off one. My PC was working fine previously before I attached my Raspberry Pi. If anyone could help, I'd be grateful. Thanks
  15. OllieBarrie
    Thanks for the tips, will check for a BIOS update now and will try re-arranging the GFX cards. Thank you again.
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