AfroStorm

I really like the back buttons, i hit the side buttons on my phone all of the time. That screen is awesome for watching movies while traveling also.

For PC, Display port is the best, but since you are using a normal monitor, I would use DVI. I only use HDMI when I need a audio signal also.

can you go into the code and add, pause, into it. this should make the command prompt stop and wait for user input before continuing.

I like imgburn for a DVD burner. ITs good and ad free.

Because, you don't have to do it, and it is easliy avoidable.

I wouldn't call them, I would use chat, but if you don't have a working computer, that might be a little difficult.

Are you looking for audio quality? If you are, do not get anything apple. They are cut you short on audio quality, make sure you are downloading FLACs of the music, the files are bigger but you will notice the difference of audio quality, well if you have quiet nice audio equipment. If you are looking for a portable music player, do you have a smartphone, or one with a MicroSD slot? That would probably be the best for a portable music player, then you will only have to carry one device. But if you are worrying about size, I would go with MP4. When I have converted tons of content, I have run into some issues, like some of the content getting drastically reduced quality. I would recomend doing the converts in small groups. Also watch the temps of your computer when you do this, it will probably run your CPU at full load.

Why are you using Windows 8 enterprise? Is this a work computer? You should not be using Windows 8 enterprise unless you need the enterprise functions, and if you do not know what the enterprise functions are and how it is different you should probably be using Windows 8 pro. You can also try using hirens 15.2, it is a .iso that is bootable that has a lot of testing applications included, like memtest86+.

How many outputs do you have on your cards? I would try using all from card if that is possible, you can always consult the Nvidia forums and support, they might know more about the issue.

Do you get any beep codes from the computer?

Sounds like a virus mate, download malewarebytes and spybot and destroy them bad boys.

Remove points of failure, find out which sticks of RAM are working, do one stick in a slot to see if it is a bad slot, then when you find a good slot, put one stick at a time to see if they all work. If it is the RAM slot, you will have to RMA your motherboard, if it is your RAM, then you will have to RMA the entire kit.

If you are using DVI, it is not, that looks like an analog issue, I'm sorry but that monitor looks dead. You can always try other cables, but I don't know if that will do anything. You can also try making sure all of the connectors are solid and not loose.

make sure you are using the CPU connector on the cable and not a PCI-e cable, I have made this mistake before. You can always try Corsair support, they are the best support I have ever delt with, They might give you a new pwersupply and if a cable is bad, they will send you one for free. They are very nice.