MoonKnightSpidey

I used Custom Resolution Utility to set the resolution to 480p 120hz, and it seems to run it fine, but honestly I'm not sure if its actually running at that refresh rate. Is there any way I can know? I feel like if it tried to run it and was unable to the monitor would display an out of range error or something, but I'm not sure.

yeah using nvidia control panel, and i temporary swapped swapped out the 380 for the gt 730. i made sure all drivers were uninstalled before putting in the 730 tho

Hey, I was trying to set a custom resolution and refresh rate on my CRT monitor plugged into my GT 730 via the vga port. Was trying to do 480p 144hz, but I'm not sure if my monitor supports it because when I press test, my monitor has the error message. OUT OF RANGE 90.8K 144Hz. However when I try to do lower refresh rates that the monitor appears to support (480p 100Hz) the customized resolution does not appear under the list of selectable resolutions, despite it having saved. Any help would be appreciated.

Was talking to google wifi support for 2 hours and nothing they said fixed the issue. I'm trying to run a minecraft server on my pc. Everything seems setup except when I open the port 25565, the port doesn't seem to actually open. Everything seems to be set correctly in the settings, but when I use a port forwarding checker it says that its closed, and I cant connect to the server. Seems like many other people have the same issue on the google wifi router but neither I nor the support tech could find a solution. Any help would be greatly appreciated ;~;

At what seems like random times my computer will freeze. Everything stops responding and the screen becomes frozen and I have to manually restart the computer. I reinstalled windows and the problem persists. This only started happening fairly recently, and I have no clue how to figure out what needs to be fixed.

Welp, it was f.lux. Not sure why it was messing up my screen in the middle of the day but I ended it through task manager then restarted it and it fixed it. Whoops.

The tint is not present once I launch a fullscreen video game, but when I'm on the desktop or chrome or whatever, theres a distinct yellow tint. Not sure what I did. R9 380 and Driver Version 18.3.3 btw. Thanks.

Okay, so I re-ran the speed test and its properly detecting my ISP and my speeds are correct, but sites still act like I have a vpn running. Another update, the speed test thinks that I'm somewhere in California, which I'm definitely not. I'm rly confused >.> but private internet access knows exactly where I am. What the heckkk

I have 1 gigabit internet with google fiber but im getting 8 down and when I try to access websites that block VPNs it says I'm running through one. I check my processes and I didnt see anything fishy but its possible that somethings running that I missed. My pc is plugged directly into the google fiber modem.

Idk if it makes it sound better or worse. It just sounds different. I'm using standard apple earbuds, nothing audiophile grade, so idk if it even matters. How do you guys tend to have your equalizer set up when you listen to music on the go? I'd love to know.

Yep

Yes I am. I updated my drivers recently, but I guess I need to again?

It was a clean install. I wiped my whole hard drive and installed Win 7. Maybe I used the wrong terminology. mb

When I play league and watch twitch streams, my pc will freeze up. The screen will just freeze, and the audio will freeze on the sound thats playing, so if someone is saying broken, the audio goes BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR. Idk how to troubleshoot this at all, but its caused me to lose games, and it's annoying.

Thank you! I did that and it fixed it.

On laptops you can use two fingers to scroll through web pages with two fingers, but whenever I do it on a second hand laptop I got from my grand mother the screen turns black. Any idea why this happens?

The pc is really old, so I'm 99% certain it's a hardware problem. I'm just wondering if its something easily fixable.

I don't have the battery plugged in, so it shouldn't be that. The hard drive has been replaced since the original because the original was having issues. How do I go about finding whats causing it to crash? It runs fine until I start to load in a desktop interface. I'm using KDE Plasma, and when I start up chromium, the laptop will just reboot.

Not too long ago I made a thread asking what processor to get, and a couple of you suggested to get a Xeon, but it seems like you can't buy them new. What's the best/most reliable way the processor and a motherboard that supports it?

Hey guys! Long time no see. I use to be fairly active on the forum, but because of school and life in general I haven't been. I get a solid framerate on my side, but my steam is laggy and pretty garbage looking, and that's all thanks to my lovely 860k, which works well for gaming, but doesn't stream too well. I want to be able to stream games like League of Legends and Overwatch while listening to music on iTunes, while streaming 720p 30fps. I don't want to spend too much on my computer this year, as my 900p monitor is pretty pitiful. Happy Thanksgiving, and thanks in advance for the responses.

My internet is fine, it's just the white noise which gets on my nerves. My upload speed isn't the highest, but I can stream on twitch without any lag.

Is there any good way for me to share my screen, and audio from my PC at the same time? Sharing it on Skype isn't working well, and provides lots of white noise. I would like what's happening on my screen and what the viewer is viewing to be occurring at the same time. Not the best way to word this but I think you understand what I am saying.

I am using the windows 10 version so I can share my screen and audio, but they are super quiet. When I open the volume mixer, Skype does not appear, although I can still hear some sound. How do I get Skype to appear?

I live in Alabama specifically, if that helps.

Seems like that's a no then.