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Hellou there!! After reading a bit about this issue in the past (and now), apparently DisplayPort connection still doing this crap of disconecting the display when you turn it off, so if you have a multiple screen setup it gets all crazy when you turn 1 off and turn it back on later. Is there a way to FIX this? I was thinking on using a DP to HDMI cable, so the screen might not go nuts when it turns on Thanks! ^^

GPU was instaled on main PCIe; I tried to put it on the other PCI but no work

XPG with OS on 1st (top) slot, Corsair at the 2nd

Hellou there!! I'm having an issue. I have this MSI mobo with a very old HD4350 GPU and a XPG S11 240Gb NVMe. I just bought a Corsair MP600 to install on the other M.2 connector but it doesn't recognize it. If I remove the other NVMe, then it does. Why does that happen? Thanks in advance

anyone?

PS: I've seen this graphic, and 970 has more NVEC apparently but some down the road....no idea what it means though

I have both cards right here, so buying a M5000 is out of the picture for the moment. Also I play from once on a while

Hellouu!!! I was wondering which one of this two might be better for video editing on Premiere Pro at 4K 100Mb/s. Thank you all in advance!

That's on response of what I said or a comparason to the mobo-cpu link that I said before?

The idea is a CPU with decent high frequencies, ddr4 and price around 200$

I found this one and looks pretty decent: Kllisre-placa base X99 D4, combo con Xeon E5 2678 V3 LGA2011-3 CPU, 4 Uds. X 4GB = 16GB 2400MHz, memoria DDR4 ECC https://es.aliexpress.com/item/1005001287701107.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.50c863c0VfOFEo

I "fixed" it. I used the DVI-HDMI cable I had (HDMI on monitor, DVI on GPU) and everything looks smooth and perfect

Anyone?¿

PSS: apparently resolution goes crazy when there is a screen on that monitor; if I move everything to the TV one and turn it off and then back on, it stays on 2K, but if there is a thing on the Asus (like a Chrome window), even if it's minimized, it goes dumb-mode 640p when I turn it off and then back on

I'm gonna use it on another PC. This is my workstation and 1050 Ti works a tiny bit better with Premiere Pro

Hellou!!! Today I swaped the GPU of my PC. I went from a RX 580 to a 1050 Ti. I'm using an Asus Monitor PB278 27" and a Sony TV as my secondary monitor. So everytime I watch a movie or something, I turn off the Asus (since I watch it on the TV). Problem comes today when I try to turn back on the Asus and the resolution goes from 2560x1440 to 640x480...every single time!!! I re-installed the nVidia drivers but nothing changed. Anyone has any idea why this happen and how to fix it? PS: Main monitor is on DP and TV on HDMI PSS: apparently resolution goes crazy when there is a screen on that monitor; if I move everything to the TV one and turn it off and then back on, it stays on 2K, but if there is a thing on the Asus (like a Chrome window), even if it's minimized, it goes dumb-mode 640p when I turn it off and then back on Thanks in advance!

Hellouuu there!! ^^ So I kinda wanna have a comparasson of a standard gaming PC and a Xeon one, but there is SOOO MANY models that I'm going nuts already. So I decided to come here for global wisdom. Budget for the CPU should be around 50-60$ so I'm open for the best models around that price. Thank you all in advance

I'm doing recording in 4K but my timeline is in 1080p at this point. So according to what you said maybe it's a bit pointless to go for a 2nd NVMe. I also have a Ryzen 7 1700 with 16Gb of RAM

Hellou there!! So I've been checking online ways to increase the performance of working with Premiere, and I've seen than some people use a secondary EXCLUSIVE NVMe just to locate all project files, and some even a third one just for the Cache files. My question now is: how much of a difference is from going one single NVMe to two or three?? Right now I've a 970 EVO Plus for everything. Maybe I should mention that my video editing skills are very basic, and so my workflow. Also I record in 4K with my Sony a6300 Thanks in advance!

That is one of the options that I have, among the Mi 10T Lite Pixel 3a uses the same sensor than Xiaomi's Mi 8, which is an old version. Is it better than the new Sony's sensors that are getting used now, like in the Poco x3 ?

Better a Samsung than Xiaomi? I thought quality-price-performance Xiaomi was waaay better. iPhones are out of the picture on this case

Hellou there!! I'm looking to buy a new phone, since my Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 is getting kinda old. The two things I'm looking for is for it to have a GOOD photo/video camera and good battery. My budget is around 250€ Thanks in advance!!

I ended up using iCue. Apparently Dragon Center is supposed to work with this mobo, but I had no time to find out why it didn't. Thank you all for the help <3

Hellou there!! I have right here a MSI B550-A PRO mobo with 2x16Gb Corsair Vengeance Pro RGB. When I install the MSI software (DRAGON CENTER) and go to Mystic Light, it doesn't show the RAM. Anybody knows why? Thanks in advance!

What it pisses me off is the behaviour of people on internet and forums, just diving in and claiming superior knowledge out of nowhere. And when it was 2 doing the same thing quoting eachother I just wanted to slap the shit out of them, honestly xDDD