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So previously, I had no USB or anything to use for my Windows Installation and so I had to use a HDD which I found on my laptop. The install went well and everything however if I don't make the install HDD boot priority number one in the UEFI, the system doesn't recognize the OS installed on the SSD and says no boot-drive found.

Thank you!

Hi, I have an LG 22MP55. It's a 5MS IPS monitor. I've been noticing a lot of screen tearing in every game WITH adaptive V-Sync enabled. Is there a fix?

You guys are amazing! It worked, thank you so much! I'm typing to you guys from my completed build (account was logged on from SSD). THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN!

No, I get no message from Windows, the PC simply restarts straight away. Everything is fine when I'm not gaming. I haven't overclocked my GPU since I'm playing Skyrim. It hasn't crashed so far yet.

Yes, I removed all of the RAM and reseated the one I used since my build.

I don't quite understand what a BCCode is. My PC simply restarts, it displays no BSOD (If that even exists in Windows 10). I never had this issue before upgrading to Windows 10.

Hello! Recently I've been experiencing full system crashes with my PC. I would be playing games like Skyrim and all of a sudden, the sound starts making a buzzing noise, the screen cuts black and my PC restarts itself. At first, I thought it was a RAM related issue as I recently upgraded my PC from 2x4GB HyperX DDR3 to 4x4GB and so I removed the latest sticks assuming I needed to RMA it. I loaded up my PC and I started playing Skyrim again, the same thing happens, however this time, my GPU fan goes from about 20 percent, to 100 percent. I turned off the PC. Now that the problem was occuring and I knew it was probably not RAM related, I put back in the other 2x4GB RAM and when I started up my PC, it starts beeping three times, it doesn't display nothing. Just beeps three times, nothing else. I could obviously tell something was wrong. I then removed the 2x4GB RAM and my PC loaded normally again. What's going on? PC Specs: MSI GTX 970 4G Twin Frozr V Intel i5 4690k with Hyper 212 EVO ASrock Z97M Anniversary Samsung 120GB 850 EVO. EVGA 500W This problem only started occuring recently. Sunday is where it started I believe.

Thanks. What is the usual policy with refunds as mentioned in my post above.

I've had a GTX 970 for the last three months and I recently discovered the issue with the VRAM and it has been affecting gaming performance in the past. With the release of the R9 390, it appeals to me a lot. I bought my card from Ebuyer and I was wondering if anyone knew whether they would refund it or not. I checked their Return Policy but it isn't helping me that much. Or should I stick with my 970?

There's a cable running from my motherboard on my laptop all the way to the LCD monitor on the laptop. It connects on to it. What is it called? I need to buy a replacement one. Do you know where I can find one?

Alright, so I found this video on YouTube - The screen replacement is EXACTLY the same. The same screen, same everything however his one displays the OS whilst mine doesn't even though I put in an SSD with an OS installed. I can't even enter the BIOS. ​

Okay, my laptop works now. But it still displays nothing and I can't access the BIOS. This is my laptop, etc.. ​ ​ ​

My laptop only has one. I know it's one because there was only one when I removed the broken display.

Well great. My laptop isn't even turning on now. The backlight is working however the actual screen displays nothing.