ADAMantium456

How would I go about checking that?

I got a BenQ Zowie XL2411, and text which should be black on it appears with slight colorations. I am running a dual monitor setup with a 21 inch AOC monitor, so I thought that it was something with the scaling between the 2, as the AOC monitor is fine. A screenshot of some miscolored text is attached. I'm not a genius when it comes to monitors so if you have a possible solution please tell me where to go to do it. Thanks!

I only have the one DVI cable that came with it. Should I try HDMI?

I just bought a 24 inch BenQ Zowie 144hz monitor and have it as a dual display with my old 75hz 21 inch AOC monitor. The old monitor looks fine, but the Zowie is pixelated and the letters have small red and green shifts around the edges. I made sure it was 1080p when I was changing the refresh rate, so that's not the problem. Any solutions? Model: BenQ Zowie XL2411

Thanks for your help, but I read some reviews and it turns out that the power supply tends to shutdown randomly and i guess I got a defective unit that does it more often. I'm returning it and buying a different one.

I no longer have the box. Any alternatives?

I no longer have the box. Anything else I could set it on?

Msi z270-a pro

I can't find the button on my board or find it online

This was my first build.

I've had the PC fully build for about a week now. Is there a way to reset BIOS without actually getting to it because the computer immediatly shuts down. No changes were made before it started happening.

Should I take it to be diagnosed?

EVGA 600 B1

As the title says, When I hit the power button, it flicks the LED's on, but then immediatly shuts off. I need to flip the power supply off and on to try again. It started off with randomly shutting down, and I would have to do that process a couple of times and it would turn on again, but now it's just completely unbootable. It's been doing this only over the past couple days, and I have no idea what's causing it. I made sure all the power cables are properly plugged in, and that there are no screws loose in the case. It's a relatively new build, and also my first, so I'm not sure whay could have gone wrong. Specs: Asus ROG Strix Gtx 1080 Intel i7 7700k Noctua NH-D15 MSI z270-a pro motherboard 8gb corsair vengeance LPX ram EVGA 600 B1 psu I did some overclocking, but I took good care to keep the temps under check so I really don't think anything burned out. I would really appreciate any possibilities so I can get back to gaming ASAP.