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Trusting any third party blindly is stupid.
Obtain information from multiple sources.

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Trusting any third party blindly is stupid.
Obtain information from multiple sources.

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Trusting any third party blindly is stupid.
Obtain information from multiple sources.

Trusting any third party blindly is stupid.
Obtain information from multiple sources.

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Very Informative

Dark days for LTT, what's going on over there...
 
Full read here fyi: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1691693740254228741.html

Dark days for LTT, what's going on over there...
 
Full read here fyi: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1691693740254228741.html

Dark days for LTT, what's going on over there...
 
Full read here fyi: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1691693740254228741.html

As for videos going out too fast.
 
I bet LMG's labs cost 1000 times Gamer's Nexus' equipment.
 
I would still trust Steve's technical reviews over LMG's always.

Doesn't that suggest a problem?

But how would he know that the product sucked, if he hasn't tested it on the right card? Please enlighten us instead of turning a blind eye.

How can you have a KPI on Quality whilst they are under pressure to rush out videos, ofcourse this spits out errors. This sounds like typical min maxing of your employees in a typical office job

What about the OTHER issue.
 
Not Billet Labs, but videos are going out too quickly, with asterisk corrections if at all and the employees are complaining that they can't be proud of their work?
 
Billet Labs was just a demonstration of a bad attitude toward a problem by management. 

How can you have a KPI on Quality whilst they are under pressure to rush out videos, ofcourse this spits out errors. This sounds like typical min maxing of your employees in a typical office job

How can you have a KPI on Quality whilst they are under pressure to rush out videos, ofcourse this spits out errors. This sounds like typical min maxing of your employees in a typical office job

Absolutely, been wanting a new gpu since I made this build in 2020 but damn too much $$, going to have to try for warranty, thank you

Damm been longer than 3 years, I'll see what they say, thanks for your response DrNick

Hey thanks for reply,
I saw it spark and smoke and then a little flame, it's the charred looking part on the board, thanks for tip tho

Go in the monitor's OSD  and look for HDMI Input  or Scaling ... it should be set to None or PC.  if there's no such option, look for HDMI Input or something resembling this, and make sure it's configured for PC or "Unscaled" or 1:1
 
Basically some monitors and some TVs have an option to slightly enlarge the image because some TV stations have a few lines on the edges of the image with junk data that would look ugly on the screen. By enlarging the image received, those junk lines end up outside the viewable area and the viewer is none the wiser. With PC signal however, the image is perfectly clear and shouldn't be messed with.
You just need to tell the monitor that the input is from a PC and not from a DVR or a from cable provider.
If the monitor has no such options and defaults on enlarging (which is extremely unlikely considering it's a PC monitor), you can counteract that by going to the video card and playing with Overscan / Underscan.
In the past, by default some video cards didn't have the overscan/underscan set to 0% in the driver, so by default the video cards were enlarging the image even when it wasn't necessary. That's why i instructed you to check the overscan/underscan settings.
 

I posted this thread by mistake i dont know what happened lol sorry

10/10 useless thank you.
 
 
 
I ended up just reserving IPs to each mac address seems to have sorted the issue, never needed to before but not sure why it changed