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It looks nice I'm currently on the hunt for a good ergo option. The hardest part is that it seems like anything labeled ergo means you charge 2x as much.

makes sense, good to know was unsure on how that worked.

Hey not sure where to post this but I found a TQ video on this persons website about Monitor Calibration. Not sure if this was with permission or not the website is https://essentialpicks.com/best-monitor-calibration-devices/

for those who are asking the rest is just the outputs for the speakers, and yes it is one of the DVD players with surround sound things and it supports ark HDMI, however, my t.v does not and I have elected to just connect it via AUX cable to my desktop and just use it in a stereo configuration. I purchased it from someone on letgo for 40 so I don't feel to ripped off. Thanks for everyone's help.

I have these inputs and outputs how should / could I make the audio from my t.v play through the surround system? While maintaining at 5.1.

I recently started experimenting with Bethesda's built in mods. I installed a few and it caused my game to no longer save any updates. I have tried several different mods all with the same result. When I turn off all the mods the game will save again. Any help would be appreciated.

haha same but thank god its finally back to normal MSI was no helped when I tried to call them, thanks again. @Vigilante505

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Sir if you where here I would have to hug you I have been trying to figure out a solution to this for days and you solved my problem in the matter of seconds. @Vigilante505

Hmhm i'm not sure, is it the slow boot switch? @Vigilante505

System: Cpu= i5-4690 M.B= MSI Z97 gaming 7 Ram= 16 Gb GPU= gtx 970 PSU= 750 w OS= windows 10 storage= 500gb ssd for os Ok so now that you have an idea of my hardware I've ran into a problem where either my OS or my bios is throttling my CPU down to .77 GHz, this is obviously very frustrating and I have attempted several things in order to attempt to fix this problem including; 1, reinstalling OS with a media creation tool, 2,updating bios and clearing the cmos, 3, enabled and disabled c-states, 4, installing every driver, 5, using throttle stop, 6, checking power settings. none of these things seams to have made any difference if anyone has any other suggestions it would be greatly appreciated.

@johnny5c Very true and I doubt that they put very much memory on a Sony Smart T.V. thank you for the help I will let you know how it all works out.

@johnny5c thank you for all your help I will look into setting one up out of curiosity do you think a raspberry pi could achieve the same result?

sweet thank you, I'm gonna do some shopping around and try to build a fairly barebones computer, and see how that works. I do have one question tho and I know it's a noob question what exactly does the HTPC do? @johnny5c

@johnny5c thanks for the help im going to go ahead and set one up and see if that helps things out also do you have any recommended hardware?