mathewcamp
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My monitor isn't detecting any display port signal from my computer after I set my computer to sleep. I have tried two different monitors and display port cables. I have come across "fixes" that suggest I unplug my monitor and PC then wait for a couple minutes for them to reset. This "fix" is only temporary and its annoying to have to do this every time I set my computer to sleep. Graphics drivers are up to date. Please help my get this figured out. Thanks, Monitor: LG 27UL550 Graphics card: Asus Strix GTX970
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Anyone know if titan X will have any non-reference card designs such as Evga's ACX cooler or Asus STRIX? Would be upgrading from a single 970 STRIX and going from 1080p gaming to 4k
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I have just built a new PC with 4790k, 970 STRIX, 16gb Vengeance pro, and now am faced with the problem that my monitor is ages slower than my PC. My monitor is a 24" Acer G245HQ 1080p, it has a refresh rate of 60hz and a 5ms response time and its isn't an IPS panel either. So I diffidently need an upgrade, I'm mainly a gamer but I also do some photography, video editing, and some streaming. I would prefer a dual monitor setup but any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance for taking a look at the post. My PC - http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/user/mathewcamp/saved/m28ypg
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I have just built a new PC with 4790k, 970 STRIX, 16gb Vengeance pro, and now am faced with the problem that my monitor is ages slower than my PC. My monitor is a 24" Acer G245HQ 1080p, it has a refresh rate of 60hz and a 5ms response time and its isn't an IPS panel either. So I diffidently need an upgrade, I'm mainly a gamer but I also do some photography, video editing, and some streaming. I would prefer a dual monitor setup but any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance for taking a look at the post. My PC - http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/user/mathewcamp/saved/m28ypg
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The R9 290 is the fastest single gpu out of the lot so 2 would be the best bet in terms of raw power. The also run hotter and use more power so be aware of that.
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Here is an 800$ PC I plan on building some time in May or June, what do you think about the parts? Good or could I do better? Btw I all Ready have a PC so this is going to be built basicly becuse why not mabey a console replacement in my living room but who knows... Here is what the build http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/user/mathewcamp/saved/3H4wrH
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Some photo's of my Pc and setup as of January 31, 2015. Parts are as listed: 4970k, Asus Maximus Vero VII, Corsair h100i push, 16gb Vengance pro 1866, Asus Strix 970, 250gb samsung 840 pro ssd, 1tb WD black 7200, Corsair ax860, corsair 450d with upgraded 120mm fans (corsair AF120 quiet).
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This look like a good 1440p Gaming Rig?
mathewcamp replied to Eleazar98's topic in New Builds and Planning
If you use a single 980 you wont have to worry about some of the problems of sli and still have the power to game at 1440p but you can upgrade with another graphics card down the road. -
Need help picking parts, (worried first time PC builder)
mathewcamp replied to mathewcamp's topic in New Builds and Planning
I've decided to upon witch parts I want to use and have only changed the psu, ssd, and also bought some extra corsair 120mm silent fans, here is the updated full parts list. 4790k, h100i, 16gb vengeance pro 1866, z97 Maximus Hero VII, 240gb Samsung 840 evo 250gb ssd, 1tb western digital black, Corsair ax860w platinum PSU, corsair 450d case. I will post pictures of the build and also info on benchmarks and what overclocks I will end up running the PC at. Thanks to everyone who contributed to the Topic -
Need help picking parts, (worried first time PC builder)
mathewcamp replied to mathewcamp's topic in New Builds and Planning
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As I am first time PC builder I'm very worried about spending my money and ending up with a pile of useless parts. however I have taken apart my family's old multi-media PC and re-assembled it is successfully as well as doing the same to my own laptop I'm still skeptical in my ability to pick parts and build a PC. What I'm really looking for here is some reassurance and to know that I've picked the rights parts for my needs. So whats my budget you might ask I'm looking to spend around 1500-2000 (cad), I record gameplay from time to time and stream on twitch so I would like or need to have the power to stream while I'm maxing out a game at 1080p. I have picked some parts and I'm wondering what people think and if anyone thinks some changes should be made. Thanks for taking a look at this. Cpu - intel i7 4790k Cpu cooler - Corsair h100i Motherboard - intel Asus Maximus Hero VII lga 1150 z97 Graphics card - Asus STRIX-gtx970 4gb Memory - Corsair Vengance pro 1866 ddr3 (2 x 8gb) Solid state drive - Crucial mx100 256gb 2.5'' Ct256mx100 Hard drive - Western digital black series 1tb 7200rpm Powersupply - Corsair Rm750 Case - Corsair 450D Dvd drive - DRW-24B1ST
