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DaButterGamer

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    DaButterGamer got a reaction from Slayer3032 in Xeon vs i7   
    Thanks for your advice.
     
    One of the reasons I wanted to go fairly high end with the CPU is so that I could run multiple VMs concurrently.
     
    For NAS Storage, I've ordered 4 x 4TB WD red's for bulk storage (which one of the drives will be used for redundancy) and have a 500gb NVME drive for caching. I'm also planning on using 2x 1TB SSD and partioning the raid for the VM's. I've got an 850w 80+ Plat PSU I had spare from a previous build which I know is a bit overkill but I didn't wanted to buy another PSU if I had one spare.
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    DaButterGamer got a reaction from Envit0 in Has anyone ever seen this before ?   
    Gigabyte Aorus RTX 2080. Thanks for the input guys i will register an RMA with gigabyte
     
    Many thanks,
     
    DaButterGamer
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    DaButterGamer got a reaction from Ben17 in Has anyone ever seen this before ?   
    Hi all,
     
    Im having problems with my display (Acer XR342ck [3440*1440p 75Hz IPS])
     
    When i was playing a game yesterday my screen suddenly went like this {Image attached}. Does anyone know what this is.
     
    When i now turn my pc back on everything powers up and then the monitor displays "no signal"
     
    So far i have tried these steps to diagnose the problem:
     
    - Restarted the pc multiple times
    - Assumed gpu overclock was too high, booted into safe mode and deleted msi afterburner containing the overclock settings
    - Assumed CPU overclock was too high, went into bios and reset everything to factory settings
    - Assumed windows 10 ver. 1903 error, downloaded the latest bios from MSI (https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/X99A-XPOWER-GAMING-TITANIUM)
    - Assumed windows error, reinstalled windows and preformed a system wipe in case it was a program causing it to not boot.Now running windows 10 ver. 1809
     
    After these attempts, i booted into windows and then when windows automatically started installing basic drivers for the system and adjusting the resolution, the monitor again displayed "no signal"
     
    At this point i have assumed that the display is broken when it defaults to its advertised resolution (3440 *1440 75Hz)
     
    I have tried plugging in my laptop and the display works fine in another resolution.
     
    Is there anything else i could try to get it back to its factory state
     
    I would appreciate any feedback if at all possible
     
    Many thanks,
     
    DaButterGamer

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    DaButterGamer got a reaction from Ben17 in Has anyone ever seen this before ?   
    Gigabyte Aorus RTX 2080. Thanks for the input guys i will register an RMA with gigabyte
     
    Many thanks,
     
    DaButterGamer
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