Jamisbrill

Imagine being mad about a YouTube channel 

Looks like a USB type-B port.

Hello, i am doing a build under 1700euros and im wondering if this build is going to be good and compatible. Its a m-itx build. THE 600EUROS IS FOR 1080TI gpu.

so you have 2 HDMI and 2 DP, right?
 
and with 2 HDMI and 1 DP plugged in, it all works... and when you try to add the 2nd DP it doesn't detect?
but either of the DP works fine individually?
 
what if you unplug one of the HDMI... do both DP work then?
i think i recall something about the cards only being designed to run 3 screens at a time.
 
there are products designed to split a single video output into 3 screens, by convincing the OS to believe it's just a single unusually wide display. (google "triple head monitor adapter" ) but they're not exactly cheap ($350+).

Unless you are already using your iGPU for both, just plug it into the mobo and use the iGPU, (IF YOUR CPU HAS ONE)

I've noticed this before, and to anyone wondering, I'm not talking 1 or 2 fps, I'm talking the difference between stuttery and unplayable, and totally flawless.  I solved it by just using "External only" since in my situation I didn't need both but I am curious to see what others have to say about this.

It would use some of the gpu bandwidth to render on the second monitor, so that is normal. Just switch to one monitor if you aren't going to use both by hitting Windows + P or use the project button in the taskbar .

Hey, they aren't all that bad. They get hot enough to glow so you can get a cheaper case with no lighting lmao

Me and my 8350 feel personally attacked

So recently I have built a new computer specifically for gaming. I have a GPU of Radeon RX 580, CPU Ryzen 2700x, 16 Gigs of RAM, 2 terabytes of hard drive with a Seagate, a blue SSD, and a  GIGABYTE GA-AB350-GAMING 3 (rev. 1.0) AM4 AMD B350 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.1 HDMI ATX AMD Motherboard. The fan that I am using is the stock fan for the CPU that comes with the Ryzen 2700x and two additional fans that came with the case. So my computer has been working very well for about 3 weeks but recently I have been getting massive fps drops.
 
One day I was playing overwatch with my friend and one game everything was fine, the next game I was dropping to 120-90 fps from my constant 160 on ultra settings. I set down the graphics to medium but was still getting the same 90-120 fps. I know that recently on overwatch others have been having patch issues with FPS but there are a few fixes for it. In the past with this new computer I had a few of those problems but they were fixed by some of the recommendations of the community. I did what worked before to try and fix my fps, but nothing changed.
 
I went into one of my other games, subnautica, which I used to be able to play on High with very good FPS, and now on high I get a lot of skips and very choppy performance, it even happens on medium sometimes. I haven't played really any other games in the time I've had this computer as I just switched over from my old one. I was monitoring my CPU stats and the temperature peaks at around 62-64 degrees C. I also tried updating my AMD drivers to a more recent version, 8.1, but that hasn't changed anything. Any help is appreciated and thank you in advance.

please... dont get the GT 1030, its not worth it, you are actually better off with integrated graphics, just save up for a 1050, please...

So a 17 year old driving a modified import...
 
Assuming you can even get cover. I speak from experience when I say not a huge number of insurance companies will quote semi-sensibly for a mildly modified import, for someone in their 30's. 17 with a car with an engine swap, if you can get cover it may be over £10K. And the car will almost certainly need an engineers report, an extra expense. A 1.0 litre engine won't help bring the cost down as it's non-standard (insurers hate that, regardless of performance) and it's out of a superbike not merely a younger Fiat.
 
Start building the car, it sounds like an interesting project, but take your time with it until you've have a few accident free years of motoring. Car insurance gets a lot more reasonable once you get past 25 

i have a similar adapter and i always have this issue, i don't know why they do this. all the ones i have owned always do this but only with some drives. i think it depends on the weather outside whether it will work lol haha

Why is this a xml, and why did i accidentally download it
 

Why is this a xml, and why did i accidentally download it
 

Why is this a xml, and why did i accidentally download it
 

Why is this a xml, and why did i accidentally download it
 

What other hard drives? 2.5" and 3.5" drives have different power requirements, and it's possible that it cannot power the drive you're trying to use, or the adapter is non-functional.

Age of Empires 2
Sim Tower
Roller Coaster Tycoon (Original)

If you have $15,000 don't spend it on hardware. Invest most of it in things that will give a good return and spend a tenth of that on a nice machine.

There are also Lambos that go for $60,000. Buuuuuuuuuuuuuut, company money =/= personal money

Bag?  More like this.

Built another one with Ryzen 3 

No, it uses a differen't socket. The 4790K (assume that's what you mean) uses the LGA1150 socket and the 7700K uses the LGA1151 socket.