Lidith Von Razzel

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Hey, my external usb's are getting a bit occupied lately, so i've thought of getting an internal usb hub that connects to an usb header. Something along the lines of the NZXT internal usb hub, but without the usb headers ON the hub. So far i haven't really found anything, only usb header to usb header's hub, or standard usb male to a usb hub. i don't have alot of space to put the hub in (Thermaltake core P3, 4cm internally), been thinking of using something along the lines of these: usb header to usb and usb male to usb hub. i want to use them for dongles for my peripherals. would this setup work, or would i need something different?

Thanks, its my first build (along with screwing around with my standard pc from 9 years ago).

I’ve even tried a full new install of win10

Connecting the gpu directly indeed worked out wonders. Guess ill be looking for a new riser cable. So far the esdiy pci-e cables seems to be working out alright for others.

so far aura is working fine for me, after i installed my asus rog strix 1080ti o11g, so go on over and buy that sucker just to keep your lighting on But seriously, i have no idea why, but aura just started working like it should after i installed that gpu. and whats more, it also saves the settings after power loss.

Oh boy... has it been a ride... Completely reinstalled windows 10, first thing to do check out some youtube video's, and everything seems to be fine. an hour later decided to restart the pc (cause antivirus kept begging me to do so) and when the pc was back on it also installed NVIDIA Controlpanel... and then video's started to fuck up again... Could this be the problem? The control panel's version is 384.94

Alright, ill first be doing the new install, and then ill try without the cable

I've swapped in and out my old gpu (ati radeon 5770HD) and both deleted nvidia plugins and reinstalled the radeon plugin. everything works good on that gpu, so its not the ribbon cable (and that cable came with my case, the tt p3 snow edition) Then swapped back the 1080ti, again deleted and reinstalled plugins, and again video's are horrible quality But what i dont get is that playing games works fine, whereas just playing video's isnt. Lets say i start up gtav, my gpu would be under 95% load, whereas watching a video would only be at 6% gpu usage. Maybe a complete reinstall of win10 would do wonders?

I;ve thought of doing it, but dont have the time yet. i would have to open the case, unzi the cables to be able to change the AIO position because the gpu would be too big to fit

I did not know there was a newer version. i downloaded mine off of Asus's driver &tools page for my gpu: https://www.asus.com/nl/Graphics-Cards/ROG-STRIX-GTX1080TI-O11G-GAMING/HelpDesk_Download/ I guess ill just have to download the drivers off of NVIDIA... By the way, how do you guys (and girls) keep your drivers up-to-date? do i just have to check back regulary at the drivers pages?

Update: i just dont know it anymore... video’s play nicely, still have the blurred whitish lines but those are faded so much that its not noticable. And i can play games again in windowed borderless... anyway, here is a picture of the pc:

Update: As soon as i installed VGA 378.78 i started having the video issues again... As well as the whitish blurred lines on my second monitor Note: Gaming works perfect, its just watching video's and the blurred lines on the second screen while gaming

UPDATE: I have downloaded DDU, disconnected the gpu, removed both the drivers for AMD and NVIDIA, reconnected both my gpu aswell as the ribbon cable (its a standing gpu, ill post a pic later) and without any drivers installed video's seems to work great. so time to download the drivers again. (i thought windows downloads some parts of the driver, but that doesnt seem to be the case)

Maybe i shouldve posted my specs... I7 7700k @ 4.9Ghz g skill trident z 2x8gb 3200Mhz Asus rog strix 1080 ti o11g Asus strix z270f samsung evo 500gb seagate barracuda 1tb windows 10 home 64bit