Eggarro
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So, this is my first time cleaning my dust filter. I have the corsair 460x case, as mentioned, and I was just wondering what method would be the easiest to use? Does anyone know if these dust filters are washable at all? Or can I just simply shake the dust out? Also, I haven't actually removed the filters yet since I was uncertain as to how to do it. Can I just unscrew the front or something? Thanks in advance!
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Ok. Thanks! Does the site explain how everything works, since the pictures look kind of confusing
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Why?
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Ok. Thanks guys! Really appreciated the help.
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Sorry, kind of new to all of this cable stuff. Does that mean I just use a different port, or do I also need a different cable?
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But my monitor is 144hz, so wouldn't the issue be the cable?
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So... what can I do about it?
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Aorus geforce gtx 1060 6gb, don't think this matters, but, there's three fans in it, and it is rgb
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It's an Asus VG278 more specifications on amazon: https://www.amazon.ca/1080p-Gaming-LED-Lit-Monitor-VG278Q/dp/B074JLD4HZ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1546539139&sr=8-1&keywords=asus+vg278 And, I believe it is a hdmi cable.
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Hello. I recently built my new gaming pc, and set up my monitor and everything. All was going quite well until I realized that, after turning on my fps counter on the monitor, it only went up to 120 frames per second. I tested this on a few games, and no matter the graphics quality, the fps never went above 120, on both in game counters and monitor ones. I used a cap of 144 fps in the games, and then no cap. I got the exact same result. In the monitor settings, I can only go up to 120hz! Help!
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