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I just got a Asus MG248QR and this is happening on the screen, I also have a video of the same video I was watching but on my Acer XFA240 and it doesn't do it. It does it in games and other applications and videos. I tried using a different HDMI cord, and I even used a DisplayPort cord but it still did it. I recorded a video of a video of Driver, and one of the God of war trailer. One on the monitor in question, and one on my acer. Any ideas? video-1644009745.mp4 video-1644009735.mp4 video-1644012269.mp4 video-1644012279.mp4

Hello, I need some ram recommendations. I have a hard time understanding what speed I should get and compatibility. This wouldn't be for a current system, just for the future. I do like rgb, but if there was a clear winner without it I would definitely not overlook that. I really want 64 gb of ram, but once again if there is a clear winner for 32gb I would take that.

There's a GTX 650 in there. I really don't know how to go about working with the bios and the cmos battery should be fine as I replaced it like 2 months ago.

I don't know how to update a bios but I could try. I did replace the cmos battery a few months ago if that helps.

I made a post around a month ago about getting a processor to work in my computer, I found out that it wasn't compatible so I sent it back. I did my research and bought a AMD Phenom II X6 1055t, I got the right TDP compatibility one. I have a foxconn 2aa9 motherboard. Side note this is not my main pc. Anyways when I put it in and tried to start it, the fans start in the computer, it sounds like its on, but it doesn't show video and the power button doesn't light up. Please help, for I thought this was compatible.

This one looks good? https://www.ebay.com/itm/AMD-Phenom-II-X6-1035T-2-6GHz-Socket-AM3-6-Core-6-Threads-95W-CPU-HDT35TWFK6DGR/293852279125?hash=item446af5f155:g:O1AAAOSwh-RfvMkv

I am in the us. Is that 6 core 1035T compatible? And how much do those usually go for?

The Phenom that I got was around 20 dollars, do you think I could find a Phenom II X4 955 that's 95w around that price?

So there is no way to make the board support a 125w processor manually?

Ehh, I don't really know what that means.

Oh, that's disappointing. I thought I did my research right . Is there anyway to get around this, like to make it work? Or is there no way. Is there anyway you can show me one that is around the same quality but actually compatible? I was dealing with an Amd Athlon II X2 220 in that Pavilion and I was reading that the Phenom II 955 is way better.

I think it's a FOXCONN 2AA9.

I have an old HP Pavillion P6000, and I bought a AMD Phenom II X4 955, I could've sworn they were compatible, but it says unsupported, I'm very beginner level with all of this so please bear with me. Please help.

I'm pretty uneducated on this, so I just wanted to ask, is it possible to have two processors in one computer? If possible how close is the combined processing power to just adding the numbers separately? Is it efficient? If not possible, what's stopping that from being possible?