PinheadLarry96

I was able to test the RAM in a family members computer and both sticks work properly. Unfortunately, I don't have access to another pc large enough to fit my graphics card or a motherboard with an LGA 1150 socket. At this point I think I can narrow it down to either the CPU or the motherboard. I will be sure to keep this thread updated with any additional findings.

I have tried both sticks of RAM individually in all DIMS, and reset CMOS, same problem.

I have a Phanteks Enthoo Pro and the power button doesn't seem to be stuck.

I recently changed the PSU in my pc since the old one died. When I try to turn it on, it will power on for 2 seconds, turn off, and repeat ad infinitum. I first made sure that all of the power cables were connected properly and then proceeded to take the system apart one component at a time. Nothing changed until I removed the RAM, when the system would stay on for a much longer period of time and flash an E0 code. This leads me to believe that my RAM is the problem but I can't imagine that the RAM would die suddenly after changing the PSU. Thank you for taking the time to help me out, specs are listed below. Motherboard: MSI Z97 Gaming 5 CPU: Intel core i7-4790k CPU Cooler: Corsair H100i v2 GPU: Nvidia GTX 1080Ti RAM: G Skill Ripjaws X 16GB PSU: Corsair AX 860i Storage: 500GB Samsung 850 EVO and 2TB WD Black

I couldn't check the video resolution at the link you provided but I could get 4k video on the YouTube desktop site.

On my Android phone (Moto X pure edition), YouTube goes up to 1440p which is the phone's display resolution. So if you have a phone with a 720p screen that would be normal behavior.

No, it's WebOS 3.0.

I recently purchased an LG 60UH6150 and YouTube videos will only go up to 720p while using the built in app. I have looked through settings but there was nothing there concerning video resolution. I've attached a picture of the video info for reference.

I would recommend the RX 480 or the GTX 1060 if you can find one. I'm not sure about Russia, but I know that the 1060 can be found for much cheaper than the 480 outside of the US. I wouldn't recommend the RX 470 since the price doesn't make much sense (at least here in the US) considering that the 480 can be purchased for less than $50 more. Either card will give you the ability to run most games at 1080p and ultra settings.

If your case has good airflow, then you can't go wrong with any of the AIB options, I would personally recommend the EVGA superclocked for its aesthetic. If you don't have good airflow, you may want to look at the founder's edition since it blows air out of the back of your case instead of heating up the air inside of it.

When using g-sync in borderless windowed mode, the frame rate will sometimes get capped at 24 fps. The frame rate will be normal when running in fullscreen or running in windowed mode when the program is out of focus. As soon as the window is in focus again, the frame will drop to 24 fps. This issue occurs at random and requires multiple reboots to fix. For reference, I am using a GTX 1070 and an ASUS PG279Q monitor. Any help would be appreciated.

I saw this combo on Amazon. It's a little over $200 but I think it would be worth it. https://www.amazon.com/Netgear-AC1750-Smart-Router-Processor/dp/B00Z0V2NQ8/ref=sr_1_1?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1468696067&sr=1-1&keywords=netgear+ac1750

I have the Ultimate 300 package, so 300mbps.

Hello, I am looking to buy a new modem/router to save money on my monthly bill. My budget is $200 USD and I was wondering if it would be best to go with an all in one modem/router or a separate modem/router. Does anyone have a recommendation for combos that are supported by TWC? I would prefer to have 802.11ac and IPv6 support as well. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

Do you need a 4k screen? There's quite a few options out there in your price range. Also, are you looking to play games on it or just perform basic tasks.