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Solved. Windows privacy had disabled microphone after an update.

Having a weird issue with my webcam. - Video works, audio does not. - Audio works WHEN I use the feedback function in windows, then I can hear myself if I wear a headset. If I have speakers connected I get a humming feedback. - I though it was a webcam issue first, had it replaced. Same model, same issue. - Have reinstalled all drivers, checked that it is standard recording equipment and enabled. - It seems like it doesn't pick up any sound when feedback is off, even though it says ready to use. - Have tried to use it in all available USB 2.0 and 3.0. Logitech C525 Webcam. Windows 10 64 bit 970 gigabyte g1 i7 4790k TUF Z170k mark 2 8gb ddr3 1600mhz ram Corsair CX750M Thanks for any help.

Thanks for all the help guys, think I'll go for the PB278Q

What are the pro's and cons for the two 60hz monitors? And as I have Nvidia GPU's would FreeSync be completely useless to me?

Hey guys, I'm looking for a 1440p 24" or 27" display that I'll use for gaming. 144hz and low input lag is not exactly mandetory as I mostly play singleplayer RPG's. I basically just want the games to look as pretty as possible, so colour accuracy and viewing angles are important to me. My budget is between 3200-5000NOK and I'll be buying from this site: https://www.komplett.no/k/kc.aspx?bn=10392 Any recommendations would be great.

http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/acer_xb270hu.htm .. And it looks really good!

I have 2 stock 970 G1's, and I'm very happy with them. I have yet to get a 2k or 4k monitor though, so I can't really say how they perform when you need higher vram. The windforce card is very quiet, and the temps are good even under load.

I checked the cables and one of the 8-pin connectors going into the PSU was slightly loose, so I wiggled it in place. Everything booted up and I'm running some tests to see if it's stable now.

I switched to the wall socket and it booted into windows, then turned itself off and now it wont power on. I suspect a loose cable or the PSU is dead, gonna check more later.

I'm plugged into a power hub at the moment

Yeah, that's what I'm doing but the Windows boot fails and the PC restarts with the same error message.

Hey, I've used my computer for about 3 weeks now, ran aida64 for a couple of hours and I've been playing a lot of games on it. Suddenly the PC has started turning itself off and I get a BIOS message saying "Unstable power surge detected, Asus Anti Surge protection enabled to prevent damage to system components". and now it wont power on further than the BIOS. System: i7 4790k Z97 Mark 2 Sabertooth mobo 2x G1 Gaming 970 Corsair CX850M 8GB DDR3 HyperX Fury Could this simply be a loose cable issue or do you guys think it's an issue with one of the components? I'm gonna go over the cables and check everything when I have the time, but I didn't find much info on this error message. EDIT: Everything is running at stock and the shutdown happens everytime I boot to windows now before that it only happened during intensive games such as BF4. CPU Voltage is 1.088 I haven't changed anything in the BIOS.

Wait, I have 2 970's - does this mean I was DOUBLE scammed? I. Am. Furious. /s

I'm running stock at the moment

With my setup I'm getting 120-150 fps @1080p in BF4 so it's probably the cpu as have been mentioned.