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Daedalus911

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  1. I have tried the games in full screen, windowed, and boarderless window, none of them improved the situation. I had continued to fiddle with the settings and on the monitor with the issue i had disabled the FreeSync. Which seems to have fixed my issue. I will continue to keep an eye on this if this solution has worked i will mark it a solved.
  2. I have 3 monitors: Aorus ad27qd and 2 Aorus FI27Q-P. If i am focused on a browser or VLC of something all three are working fine. However when i focus on a video game on my primary monitor (Aorus FI27Q-P) the Aorus AD27qd goes black. this happens on a few different games such as Factorio, Eve online, Doom etc. everytime it comes back on it displays in the center the resolution: Display port, HDR, 2560x1440 i have updated my drivers etc, and plugged in the 3 monitors in to different ports to no avail. I have also tried to get all of them to be set to the same refresh rate, and settings. My video card is EVGA GeForce RTX 3080 FTW3 ULTRA. Please help, the constant turning on and off is driving me crazy.
  3. Ah see, I'm from Canada, a supermicro 3U chassis from the local chain is about $1500, comes with a power supply and a backplane and blades. To be honest I'm not 100% sure what is reasonable and what isn't.
  4. I have been looking to upgrade my current "server" which is just a tower with approx 26TB of storage (random sized drives from 1TB to 8TB) running on windows 10 and an old i7. I have run out of SATA ports/space in the enclosure. I know i can just replace the 1TB drives with an 8TB, but I am looking for a more long term solution (with the ability to slowly migrate from low capacity to high capacity drives) and was looking at buying a server chassis and migrating everything in. However no matter where i look I either find server chassis that hold almost the same amount of drives as my tower, or extremely expensive 4U chassis with a backplane (which if i understand is a "motherboard", but i cant seem to find a good explanation. Is a backplane sufficient on its own or is it a bit of hardware that controls a few HDs but needs to be connected to a motherboard which then does all the work). and the other thing is, when i find a server chassis that is budget friendly i am scared off by the reviews as they fry some of the equipment. Can anyone suggest an inexpensive rackable server chassis that I can set up my media/plex/torrent server in?
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