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From the amazon page: Ryzen only supports dual channel doesn't it..? Think that is your problem maybe?

Get that sucker all the way in, just to be sure

Have you considered a OnePlus 2? I love mine, running latest LineageOS and it still feels like a brand new phone. Or maybe look at OnePlus 3? Just throwing them out there

ASP.NET controls have events that you can call in order to do what you are trying to achieve.

Could you not look at method overloading in this case? Then the correct method will be chosen implicitly right?

Absolutely love it!!

Highly recommend FIio E18

Hi I need some suggestions for a good all round laptop I want to buy for my friend. Ideally it needs to be Windows 10 It's mainly going to be used for programming, and if possible some light gaming. I've never bought a laptop before and my budget is around 200-250 pounds sterling depending on specs. SSD would be fantastic maybe 128gb for operating system and 500gb-1TB for media I appreciate it's a low budget which is why I need some good suggestions. I appreciate any help you guys can provide. Ideally I would like it to be new and in red/black

Let's be clear.. this is the adaptor in question: http://www.club-3d.com/index.php/products/reader.en/product/displayport-12-to-hdmi-20-uhd-active-adapter.html It has no power requirements, and works out of the box. It works perfectly to get 2160p / 60hz using the Crimson 16.7.3 drivers. As soon as any newer driver from AMD is installed. 60hz is no longer an option at any resolution other than 1080p and below I just don't see how anything other than a problem in the newer AMD drivers can be the cause? *Edit* After visiting the club3D forum the top posts yields the answer I believed to be true from the very beginning Source: http://insights.club-3d.com/thread/fed-up-with-the-fact-the-club3d-1-2-to-2-0-adapter/ So there you have it, it is and was AMD drivers all along.

I'm sorry but I disagree, Windows 10 updating to the latest driver version is not really the issue, usually that's a good thing. The problem is that AMD's latest drivers have broken something in between those driver revisions that stops the DisplayPorts fitted with an ACTIVE HDMI 2.0 adaptor from working. I don't see how Microsoft is responsible for that.

Well I looked all over Windows for those "options" you speak of, and believe me, I've seen the screenshots of them and read articles about them, but for love nor money were they nowhere to be found in my copy of Windows 10.. Version 1151 build 10586.633 - I followed every instruction to a T, and never found them. So they were either phased out, or I live in some alternate dimension. So yes I'm afraid this tool was necessary. And was obviously coded and released by Microsoft for a reason

Well I managed to fix the problem until AMD releases a new driver version that doesn't suffer the same problems as I was talking about above, but until such a point I found a tool from Microsoft that will force it to stop updating the driver. If you head over to: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3073930 You can download a tool to select the problematic driver update that is causing issues and tell Windows to "hide" that update.. effectively meaning that it will no longer install it. I hope this helps anyone in the future who may stumble upon this thread

This is with Windows 10 overwriting the driver again... I just checked CCC and it even says "DisplayPort"....... WTF

That's about the base of it.. the thing is I don't see why it should matter which driver I'm using since the adaptor is just a dongle that converts displayport to hdmi.. it's not like it has it's own driver or is even a recognised device of any kind... I just don't understand!!

Okay so over the last few day's I've been smashing my face into the keyboard trying to figure out what the hell is wrong with my PC. Currently I have a 4K TV that is capable of 60hz refresh rate no problem and supports HDMI 2.0 ... However my R9 Fury Nitro does not come equipped with a HDMI 2.0 port so I've had to buy a Club3D DisplayPort -> HDMI Active adaptor in order to get the desired 2160p/60hz - problem solved.. was working great for 2 months no issues whatsoever. However in the last few days Windows 10 has decided that it is going to keep downloading and installing the latest WHQL Crimson driver from AMD... And the problem is.. whenever it does this.. it's as if my active adapter is no longer recognised (not that it should be, it should just do what it does regardless of Windows) and Windows will only report display refresh rates of 2160p/30hz.. I've tried forcing a custom resolution in CCC which does work, but in games the colours are all washed out and it looks like utter garbage, the desktop looks fine, but games text is all fuzzy and it's just incredibly unsatisfactory.. IE unplayable. This 16.300.2311.0 driver seems to be the only driver that will work properly as any new Crimson WHQL, or latest Hotfix driver will force the same 30hz issue and it is driving me insane. I just don't know what is going on, and why this driver is the only driver that will work as expected, until Windows 10 decides to overwrite it with the latest WHQL driver. I've told update to defer updates, and also in advanced system settings told Windows not to update device drivers automatically.. but it keeps on doing it anyway. I've tried flashing a new VBIOS but it makes no difference it's purely a driver issue.. Any ideas folks?

Get the 6 feet atleast ... I got a double pack of 3 feet and they were so, so short I had to buy longer ones 6 feet I find is good... YMMV

Reversible HDMI-DVI..

Amazon do incredibly cheap cables/adapters that work brilliantly (from experience) You're lucky that the 970 comes with HDMI 2.0 output ports, on the R9 Fury I just bought the HDMI is only 1.4 which means 4K(UHD) only runs at 30hz... I had to buy a £30 display port 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 active adapter to finally get 4k(UHD) @ 60hz.. it was totally worth it though

This is what I'm leaning towards... I just want the FPS increase to be worth it and not like 10% hehe

In my experience they work perfectly with zero noticeable difference unless you have an option like Dynamic Super Resolution (AMD) or the nVidia equivalent to increase DPI and overall image quality

Yeah power limit is settled nicely at +30% for my 1130 OC and +13mv on GPU core.. otherwise the card throttles like mad as soon as you get to 75oC even if your target temp is 85oC.... 0_0; I've not really paid attention to CPU core usage mainly just socket temps since I know all cores will be fine < 65oC on CPU socket (Not package as that always reads -10oC cooler) I've mostly just been watching the GPU clock.. in Valley at 1080p / No AA I'll get about 80-82FPS average which is good but when I monitor GPU clock even with 8xAA the GPU clock never runs at it's full speed of 1130... even with plenty of power, voltage, and max cooling... I find it odd as FurMark keeps the clock at the desired 1130mhz operating speed.. This is heaven 1080p/ultra benchmark which I also find poor Unigine_Heaven_Benchmark_4.0_20160806_0248.html

Games rarely ever max CPU and rarely GPU.. only furmark maxes GPU consistently... where as Valley/Heaven GPU core mhz fluctuates like mad which lead me to believe something was a-miss....

Btw Witcher 3 and GTA 5 run perfectly, unfortunately I didn't pre-bench but there is no frame lag on either with absolute max IQ settings on both.

No thank you that's the best advice you could of given. Teach a man to fish and all that.. I probably would of done that but I am super tired and was hoping someone had a handy graph. As it stands I *personally* don't feel like the CPU is bottlenecking. As during FurMark I can bench without any Core(mhz) throttle for nearly 10 minutes before driver crashing on a 1150/525 overclock... though that is with an extremely aggressive custom fan profile.. but I feel this card needs it if you hope to OC pas 1100mhz core as things get real hot after that lol. Apparently Sapphire got it to 1200mhz... I'd *love* to know how...

Okay So I recently just bought a Sapphire R9 Fury Nitro as it was on such a reduced price on OverClockers.co.uk and I was looking for an exuse for a new card anyway... Currently my CPU is at a very stable 4.3ghz OC up from 3.5 ... it's an FX8320.... ouch.. but the OC helps a tonne! I've attached my best valley score.. it's definitely better than my r9-290 but seems the card doesn't care much for 1080p This is the best score I've got so far in Valley with 13mv on the GPU core and 30% PowerDraw.... I'm pretty sure I modded the BIOS to 1130/520mhz respectively but I cannot replicate this score, Is this a low score for a Fury Nitro Air because of my FX8320... how many FPS do you think I'd gain by upgrading to Skylake 6500K(+) + Z170 / X99 & DDR4 (Nothing lol) I'm thoroughly happy with the card as it plays everything so smoothly on such an ancient MOBO (Gigabte 990FX-A-UD3 rev4) If new mobo / cpu yeilds only 10% or so I won't bother but if we're talking 20%(+) then I'll not hesitate, Thanks in advance if you can offer any advice Current BIOS also attached... if anyone can tweak it I'd be eternally greatful... like seriously. Unigine_Valley_Benchmark_1.0_20160804_1238.html b2.rom