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Hello. So recently i bought a used (but excellent working state RX 570 Pulse ) and until now i didnt had an external gpu in my system i was with an integrated graphics card. Specifically my system was this: Mobo: https://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H110M-HDV/ CPU: https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/97143/intel-pentium-processor-g4560-3m-cache-3-50-ghz.html Monitor: https://www.lg.com/hk_en/monitor/lg-19EN33S NOTE that the monitor can use ONLY VGA to connect. (NO GPU.. and i think PSU and ram doesnt matter for this subject). Sooo what happened? everything was working normally until i placed the RX 570 in my system... yes i know...i know.... i know .... the RX570 pulse doesnt have a VGA connection... BUT... i didnt know that and since im a fooking noob i didnt check it either... so, yeah i end up with a monitor and a GPU that arent compatible . BUT here IS the actual problem and why i opened this topic.The problem is that after removing the RX from my system i had NO sound. There are no mutes anywhere (btw is mute possible via bios?). Everything seems to be working properly, since if i put on music, i can see the green bar go up and down. Speakers arent the problem since i checked with another pair as well. Right bottom at windows settings and all, no matter what option i choose or whatever i do, still no sound. I uninstalled and reinstalled drivers a couple of times and still nothing. I connected my desktop to my TV and everything works properly ( i think this is very important to note). This topic over here is exactly like mine.-> https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/realtek-hd-audio-manager-back-panel-greyed-out/69d104c8-1cfd-420e-bb54-6025894d7fcf i dont have a front panel and my back panel is all greyed and i havent managed to make it normal... I even played with some bios settings but still nothing... Someone suggested i get a new monitor... other ppl suggest i buy adapter but they say adapters go bad easily and have like 1-2 years life time. sooo... I am all years, could i do something i didnt?

thank you.

yeah, it certainly shuts down/turns off.

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Hello. I built my PC about 1,5 years ago and as the title says, it boots with any mouse click or button pressed on keyboard, since that day So i was wondering if that is ok?....(kind of late i know...) I probably did some wrong connections from the mobo to the case (i did it by watching youtube videos..)

RX 580 8GB starts from 175 euros (new). 1650 super starts from 170 euros (new)

Hello. Palit Gtx 1060 6gb Dual at 155 euros, used with 2 years warranty still, is a worthy buy?

Hello guys, another noob topic/question. So i have this mobo https://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H110M-HDV R3.0/index.asp and i was wondering if its a good mobo for a "good" build, i mean something that will include at best a Core i7 and a GTX 1660. I have read the specifications and i guess i understand some obvious stuff?.. but since i am a fucking noob i wanted to know your opinion on it. Is it ok to use it with such build? /any feedback is welcomed. Thank you!

Even for like a GTX 1660? I dont mind the noise, if its actually sufficient and safe. Thats what i want to know. But i can upgrade it later just to be safe. The TOP GPU i would get is something like an GTX 1660, so it would be appreciated if you guys could recommend PSUs with required characteristics for it. I mean, what matters more after all, the Watts? or the 80+ plus bronze/gold etc?

well, this is my PSU https://www.amazon.com/Seasonic-S12II-520-SS-520GB-Capacitor/dp/B00390P1NO @BTGbullseye

no GPU, the integrated one from the CPU.

Well, i was thinking, if im not going to have a problem with a good GPU considering i have this CPU and i wont play games that this CPU normally wouldnt be able to run then i get a good GPU now and later i get a good CPU as well. This is what im thinking..

What if u dont play games that push your CPU/GPU even if one of these components bottlenecks the other? For example. Say you have Core i3 and an RTX 2080 but you play Warcraft 3. In this case, would there be AN ACTUAL harm to any of the components in the build? Or maybe u would spend more electricity?

@Malick BarrCorrect me if i am wrong but bottlenecking means that i wont get full advantage of the GPU WITHOUT any actual negative side effects right?

Hello. So i have this CPU -> Intel Pentium G4560 and i was wondering if i should get a GPU from AMD or Nvidia, would i have compatibility issues if i get AMD?