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I have a Late 2013 Macbook Pro and 2 vz229h monitors. Would it be best to use 2 thunderbolt to hdmi cables? Is their a better way? Thanks

Looks like it should work then. Thank you!

Yes I think so.

So I have a Focusrite Scarlett USB audio interface that I use with my Audio Technica m50x's, and I would like to upgrade my headphones to the HD600s. What DAC/ Amp do I need? I would like the cheapest option possible, if I need one at all. Can I use it with the Scarlett? (I assume I can't). Would something like the Schiit Magni/ Modi DAC and amp be good? Do I need both, or can I just use the amp? Thanks

I've kind of done that and checked all the cables. I have also tried the bare essentials. I'm chatting with an Asus rep. right now. Hopefully I can fix the problem.

I've been trying, and so far nothing has worked.

No luck with the GPU. It's brand new and the LEDs do turn on when there is power (not sure if that helps).

No. Any other ideas? Thanks for your time btw

No. Any other ideas? Thanks for your time btw

No beeps or codes from the motherboard. I don't think there is a motherboard speaker anyway. The second monitor didn't work either.

I do have a 1440p. I'll try another monitor. Thanks

OK, thanks. And i just meant that it's Corsair over some random no name PSU.

I know that the CX isn't very high end, but it's still Corsair and 750w. Everything with an LED or moving part is on. How can I be sure it's the PSU? Do you know of anyway to test that?

Hello, I assembled my second computer today, but it will not boot. The motherboard led lights up, as well as the GPU leds, and CPU Waterblock leds. All the fans start as well. I went through all the general steps to test for a problem like this but have had no luck. Here are my components: Skylake i7 6700k CPU Asus Strix GTX 1070 GPU Asus z170-a Motherboard 2 x 8GB Corsair Vengeance DDR4 LPX 3200mhz RAM Samsung 850 EVO 256GB SSD Corsair CX750M PSU I'm really stuck and have no idea what to do. Thanks

Will definitely run 1080p games fine. It might not run all games at 144fps, but games like CS:GO will definitely hit 144+ fps. As for the build try a Samsung 850 Evo SSD. It's similarly priced, but faster. If the color (silver) isn't a problem with the color scheme I would buy it.