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I guess im out of luck then. Its a small form factor PC, not capable of adding another graphic card.

I have got used to 100Hz refresh rate, even without gaming.. mouse movement, page scrolling seems a lot smoother.

Does this involve the amount shared memory? If I let the iGPU have more memory will I have a chance to get my 100Hz back? Asking because I currently have 4GB in total, if it helps I might need to add another stick. Or I'll have to live with this Thanks for the comment though

yes and it said, custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity.

Hi all, I have recently got a very cheap deal on a used Dell Optiplex 3020m as a web-browsing system so I dont have to always turn on the main PC (loud and hot). The Dell machine has Display Port (not sure which version) but it should be 1.2 as the PC is from 2014, graphic processing unit is Intel HD 4400 (i3-4150T). However, when I connect my Samsung CF791 which is 3440*1440 Ultrawide with 100Hz Refresh Rate, the HD4400 software only limits me to 60Hz and its frustrating as even the mouse feels laggy. I have been researching but couldnt find any information regarding refresh rate limit on this HD4400 chip. Tried re-installing the driver, configuring the monitor but nothing helps. Am I stuck with 60hz on this system or do I have any other solution? Thanks in advance.

Nope, their quality control is not that good considering that price point. 80 million keystrokes MTBF reated is not true.

By far this will be the smoothest keyboard switch in the market and selling at half the price of those HHKB and RealForce boards.

Thanks for all the comments guys, I have decided to run my CPU at stock frequency.. since I have done multiple game benchmarks and it enlightened me that after all the issues I have been through, overclocking from original frequency to 4500MHz will only give me 1-2fps increase.. So i dont think its worth it lol.

Hi, I have been overclocking my i5-3570K @ 4.5GHz with 1.25V and it passed 10 hours of prime 95 stress test overnight without single issue. However, while playing any graphic intensive games; the game will crash (xxx.exe has stopped working) once in a while, and this never happened when im not overclocking. Has been switching from Overclocked BIOS profile and non-Overclocked BIOS profile for many times, and it only occurs with the overclocked BIOS. Also if im using Voltage Offset Mode (+0.030) the problem will occur more often than doing manual adjustment (fix voltage). Under Prime 95 stress test, the highest temp would be around 70c; but will never go more than 60c while gaming. So I wonder what can be the glitch here? Thanks for help

one of my hobby is keyboard hoarding. Currently I own : 1995 IBM Model M, HHKB Professional 2 (Dark Grey, Non-Printed), Ducky One TKL RGB (MX Black), KBtalkings One 108 (MX White), CM Storm Novatouch TKL, also I have a separated mumpad which is : Filco Majestouch Tenkeypad (MX brown) Anyone who shares the same interest in hoarding keyboard (typing not gaming), or has a collection of vintage mechanical keyboard; please contact me it would be good to have some friends here lol

Hi, Ever since I got this new mouse (Tt eSports Level 10 M Advanced) I have a problem once in awhile (around 4/10 of all boot ups).. After Windows 10 finished booting and desktop appears, my cursor does not move at all but the click does works (mouse LED shine normally). I always have to unplug the USB and plug it in again to make it work properly, apart from this there is nothing wrong with the mouse as it works flawlessly but this glitch annoys me so much as i have to reach for the USB cable at the back of my tower. Anyone know why this happened? could it be hardware related or software related? I did install the driver and flash the latest firmware for my mouse and it does not help. Or anyone using the same mouse got the same issue? Thanks

Hi, I have a question, i have a friend asking about the concept of PCIe Lane and I cannot confirm if my answer is corrct. The question is he is using AsRock Z170 Gaming K6 Motherboard and Intel 6700K CPU, now he is aiming to do an SLI build (probably x8 x8).. and also another M.2 NVMe SSD Running at x4 and also another sound card running at x1. Will PCI lanes be enough for this setup to get it running? Yes, or no Please also explain the concept of PCI lane how they works; I know that the CPU consist of 16 lane, and there are more from the motherboard- but i dont know how the system manage available lanes. Thanks a lot

Hi, My friend has many pumps laying around in his place, including DDC 3.25 with Koolance top and Koolance PMP-500; and he is willing to give one to me without any charge. I pretty much have two choices, I've heard that Koolance PMP-500 is one of the most powerful pump in the market; but it is considerably loud and consume so much power- im not sure about the reliability. The Laing DDC 3.25 is also a good pump, but from what i've known it's really hot and will require fan to cool down the pump itself (I live in Thailand with room temps more than 35c all the time). So which should I go for? I have two 240mm radiator, one CPU block, and another universal GPU block. Thanks

Hi, VTX3D Radeon distributor in Thailand just posted an announcement that VTX3D's factory has stopped production recently- and there will be no more new Radeon Cards from VTX3D distributed. I searched for this story online and did not found any news or announcement from international forums or dealer. Can anyone provide answer whether VTX3D is really closing down or the announcement from my domestic dealer is just a hoax. Thanks