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1-Yesterday between 10pm and 12am I had about 120 distributedcom errors. They seem to come 2 per second when I get them. They don't seem to correlate with any particular activity. 2-When I first built my pc, my gpu fans would shut off when they weren't needed. I've done a format and win10 reinstall and a number of things are dif this time around despite using the same win disk. One of which and the one that bothers me the most are my gpu fans. If I reinstall the driver, they will shut off after windows restart. Once they come on for whatever reason, they won't stop again without a reinstall. The velocity app is crap. Others don't seem to have an effect on the fans either. It used to be just fine with just nvidia installed alone. It's pulling too much dust in that rear vent near the gpu. 3-Everytime I start my pc or bring it back from sleep, I need to unplug the hdmi and then plug it back in. This is something that happened for a while before the start over but a clean install fixed it that time. Not this time. So if anyone has had these issues before, I'd greatly appr knowing how you fixed them. I have a gigabyte x670e aorus master, r-9 7950x, 64gb 6400mhz gskill, pny 4080oc.
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Hi everyone, I am at a bit of a loss. I have a pretty badass PC, RTX 4090, 7800X3D, 32gb of ram, gen4 SSDs. It generally treats me well but when I connect my Samsung 4k tv to it, the whole computer hangs and is totally unresponsive for between 1-3 minutes. I am using HDMI 2.0 for the TV as all of my DisplayPorts are taken up by three monitors. Making other changes like switching the TV to game mode (120 hz) from regular mode also cause this hanging to happen. It does not happen when unplugging the tv. It does eventually work, but its very strange that it happens every time. This kind of thing has never happened to me with my laptops or older desktops. Any help would be appreciated. Let me know if I have forgotten any details. I have no screenshots to post as the issue is just a freeze. Thanks!
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I would love to be helped to see what’s wrong with it. It has intel gma 3150 which cannot support hdmi 1920 by 1080 but on vga it’s supported to support up to 1400 by something but it only shows 1280 by 720 as the highest resolution. If anyone can help please
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Hello everyone! For some background context, I've been troubleshooting and trying to get HDR working for 2 months now... I had bought a new TV, two new PCs, new GPU, new cables. I'm slowly ready to rip my hair out by frustration.... ... Latest status: ordered brand new HDMI 2.1 cables to be 100% that the cables aren't at fault. After noticing nothing happened on ubuntu I switched back to windows for the third time but for the first time on this new TV. Windows 10 automatically installed GPU drivers and after a short screen refresh i automatically finally had HDR10! notif. From windows said it had automatically detected the display thus turned it on... radiating with happiness I went to get my HDD with HDR content to finally test it. As I came back 15 minutes later, HDR was off, and I could not toggle it on in the settings no more. It is supported but as soon as I toggle it the screen flashes dark and HDR turns itself off after less than a second. I had suspected the Windows updates had caused this, so I reinstalled win. Again, but this time the first thing I did was disable and block ALL Windows updates. HDR worked again... as I went into settings and changed the res. From FHD to 4k > HDR immediately turned itself off again. It couldn't be turned back on again, same as before. What is causing this!? Could someone please help find the source of this problem? I've been working on my home cinema project for over a year now, and I find it ridiculous i have to troubleshoot a base feature of a high-end TV for 2 months… I would really like to finally finish this project. TECHNICAL DETAILS /specifications: PC: current gpu: AMD RX6400 4GB HDMI 2.1 ITX (previous: gtx 1050TI ITX) cpu: Intel I5 6500 mobo: Asus B150I PRO gaming aura ram: 16GB DDR4 2133Mhz psu: bequiet! poer 9 500W SSD: 500GB crucial MX300 sata 2.5" HDD: WD mybook 8TB (WD RED) Windows 10 Pro AV/R: Onkyo TX-SR393 5.2 HDR / HDR10 / Dolby Vision / HLG ARC current TV: Hisense E7KQ 75" QLED 2023 HDMI eARC HDR / HDR10 / HDR10+ / Dolby Vision / HLG previous TV: Samsung UE58NU7179 LCD 2018 HDMI ARC HDR / HDR10 / HDR10+ / HLG in TV settings HDMI mode: "enhanced" firmware: up to date (otherwise apparently the TV cant achieve HDR) I heard HDR auto-detection could be causing this some more proprietary settings and formats from the TV manufacturer because "why not" :)... And maybe also some Windows drivers that are being installed automatically? All help appreciated and thank you in advance!
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Hey all, I recently built a new PC and upgraded to Windows 11. I have 2 displays connected to my GPU (RTX 4070 TI SUPER) and I am constantly encountering this issue where I keep hearing connected disconnected sounds from PC. After checking all the USB ports, I found out that the issue was actually with HDMI. I have tried another cable but the same issue occurs. Basically the connection/disconnection keep happening randomly and the whole PC stutters/lags for a second or two. One of my displays is connected via Displayport to a G9 Odyssey running at 5120x1440 at 240Hz and the other display is an LG C1 OLED running at 4k 120Hz. I usually use one or the other exclusively and not both at the same time. This issue occurs only when I am running on the monitor and the HDMI is connected(doesn't matter the TV is on Standby or not but it usually it is on Standby). I have searched and tried many solutions but to no avail. To solve this issue I plug out my HDMI when using my PC monitor. When using my TV display as my only screen, this issue also doesn't occur. Only when HDMI is plugged in and I am only using my Monitor. Any suggestions or ideas what could be the issue? My PC specs: CPU: 7800X3D MOBO: ASROCK X670E STEEL LEGEND GPU: RTX 4070 TI SUPER
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Hi all, I'm really lost for ideas to test at this point. Any ideas would be amazing! Overview: Using latest Asus strix laptop (2023, I9 / 4080) as a desktop replacement. The system is set up connected to external Samsung ody8 4k monitor + all peripherals (KB/Mouse/Mic/Headset). The system is set up in performance and or turbo mode, and always plugged into power. **The laptop is configured to only show monitor 2 (external screen). have not changed and or modified any color management programs native to the laptop or Asus issued apps. Issue: randomly the color or visuals on the external monitor go vivid and warm tones are exaggerated. When i grab a test window and drag it to the laptop screen it refreshed the window only* (blinks once) and the color on said window is normal tone again. and vice versa. Temporary fix sometimes: I noticed when i do a clean reinstall of the latest Nvidia drivers, this can sometimes fix this issues for a while. sometimes like today it does nothing but waste time. I've Tried: new HDMI cables, different monitor ports, restarts, driver reinstalls, checked all color management app or locations in widows. I'm really lost to why this happens, I'm sure its a driver issue. but where is it going wrong. and why is a temporary clean install fixing it? I feel like there's a color profile changing somewhere but i cannot seem to find a clear path to or if that location exists. Please tell me I'm not alone here haha. Cheers Daniel. -
So I picked up a TCL Q7 for my office. Wanted something budget friendly to get better motion clarity. It has 4k 120hz. Love it so far for stream and tv. I eventually will get a ps5 to hook up to it. For now I have a pc with a 3080 I figured I could hook up to play BG3. Here’s the problem. HDMI does not work at all. My pc recognizes the tv, it shows in display settings as 4k 60hz. Even lets me move my mouse over to it. The tv will show a pop up saying hdmi device detected but on the screen it just says no signal please check connections. Yes I’ve tried different cables already and a different pc. Any suggestions?
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Howdy! I've recently bought my forever home and I want to make my living room desktop setup as clean as possible. The main thing I want to do is put my PC in the cellar, and just have a desk with display, mouse and keyboard in the living room. (maybe cellar isn't the right word, it's more like a completly underground floor, including a garage) There's plenty of space, it's dry, it's cool, it's the perfect place for computer equipment. I've seen the devices on the Chinese wholesale websites, HDMI over ethernet and such, but those devices only support a refresh rate of only 60hz at 1080p or 30hz for 4k. I would like a device that let's me plug in HDMI/DisplayPort on the PC side and on the monitor side, and connect the two with ethernet or whatever cable it requires. I recall Linus having a 'remote' setup like this, it's there a list of devices involved?
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I bought a Samsung odyssey g5 34 inch 165hz monitor the other day and being stupid didn't realize the HDMI port on the monitor was blocked from running 165Hz (up to 100HZ) and I could use the Display port but sadly my laptop only has HDMI output on it, and the GPU is only connected to the HDMI port (Razer blade 14 3080ti (2022)). So the only way i can get 165Hz out of it is if I use an Active HDMI to DP adaptor, but i can't seem to find any that can run 3440x1440 @ 165Hz. Any suggestions on what I should do or an Adaptor you found(that can ship to AUS)? -
Hello, I've been having a weird problem with audio over HDMI to TV and I'm wondering if anyone else has had a similar problem, and if so, if they discovered a solution for it. I have an RTX 3080 Ti connected to a TV with a 4K 120hz connection, and the audio works fine for probably around 30 minutes, then it gets distorted and eventually completely cuts off. I have tried 3 different HDMI cables (rated for the full 48gbps spec of HDMI 2.1) and they all eventually showed this problem. I have found a temporary fix, but it's still annoying to get up mid-movie and mess with the audio settings to get it working again. That is to change the sample rate from 48000 hz from 44100 hz and then back to 48000 hz. I don't have any idea why this fixes it temporarily, but it seems to. Has anyone else encountered a similar issue, and if so, found a solution I could try? Thank you!
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I have a 144 Hz monitor which uses HDMI 2.0 as input. Whenever a full screen game is set to a refresh rate below 144, everything turns pink, now I wouldn't have posted this here had there not been a caveat: shitty ports like Dark Souls 1 won't let me choose anything higher than 60 Hz (not even with DSFix) so I'm pretty much stuck with a pink screen, how can I fix this?
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Hi everyone! I just started booting up my pc and it just wont show display, i bought a new hdmi cable as i thought it was broken. All the cables are fine and plugged in correctly. And BTW i have a question too, where does the AC-97 plug go? Because i dont know? Help urgent! Thanks
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Hello everyone. As the title says, im having this connection issue with my hdmi cable to the tv. Usually the fix would be to buy a hdmi 2.1 cable. However..... I've also the LG C3. Before i used to game at it when i was back home. I used the same hdmi cable in the C3 to the pc and it worked with no issues whatsoever. So i dont believe the issue is actually the cable here. Anyone have any ideas what else could this be ? -
On my Xbox series x there’s tiny red does but only seems to be in some or the colors on screen but not all (as you can see if the video with how it’s only some colors) tried different cables and TVs and monitors and can’t go up to 144p I’d I do just gets no signal on monitor 1080p 120hz and 60hz works but still with the red dots so at this point where don’t know if it’s worth sending it in or just getting another hdmi port swap would fix it or the gpu is going out on it what I read some people where saying but i don’t know if after the swap the dots would still be there just figured I’d post to see what people say before doing anything filtered-99120D1B-F6F6-4F1E-93FF-3359152FC7ED.mp4
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Subject: Seeking Feedback on 2.1 HDMI Cables - Any Recommendations? Hey everyone, I'm currently on the lookout for a reliable 2.1 HDMI cable, and I came across Ugreen one that seems promising. It's available in India and has good reviews, but I wanted to check in with the community to see if anyone has personal experience with it. If you've used a 2.1 HDMI cable recently and can vouch for its quality, could you please share your thoughts? Any insights on performance, durability, and compatibility would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help! This are the one I found https://amzn.eu/d/9wQIf9H https://amzn.eu/d/8wL29pM
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hey everyone! after some unsuccessful attempts at google and reddit here i am posting for the first time on the forums! i just bought a Gigabyte G5 MF laptop 16gig ram, rtx 4050, I5 512 SSD, from my understanding the mini DP port is the only on that connects directly to the GPU so i was hoping to use that port to connect to a monitor, i was un able to buy a mini dp to dp cable or adapter locally and have yet to try amazon. iv found a couple posts on reddit saying that there WAS a bios update on gigabyte that fixed the problem with the mini dp port not working but that has since been taken off of their site, anyone have any other fixes i could try? thanks in advance! its been driving me nuts! iv tried bios updates, nvidia drivers, intel drivers, windows updates, etc but right now all i can get to work is the HDMI port
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I might be alone in wanting this at all, but seeing as many monitors are shifting to be entertainment hubs (like Samsung’s gaming hub) and how there are now monitors reaching upwards of 40 inches, the lack of eARC support in any way shape or form is a bit of a head-scratcher. I had got a Sonos Beam Gen 2 for Christmas and thought I could just plug it into my 3000 series GPU for only sound, but that’s not supported. On top of that, the only way to use Dolby Atmos (except a dedicated receiver) is with hdmi (e)ARC. There are extractors on the market that will split your audio and video, but they seem spotty at best, with the chance of them working for your setup being up in the air until you blow at least $200 dollars on one that has hdmi 2.0 specs but is listed to support eARC somehow anyway. I feel like this would be a topic Linus would’ve covered already, but I don’t think any big tech channels in general have. Understandable if it’s a niche desire/product, as it wouldn’t make sense to build an eARC port into monitors if it doesn’t get used by 90% of owners, so I’m wondering if I’m alone in my thinking. -
Hello! (Hope this is the right subforum) I thought I'd ask for help here, as this just doesn't make sense to me, and it would be much easier if I could do this. I have an admittedly older PC (new one soon, but not yet) with a 1050 Ti and while it works perfectly fine with my two regular screens (a main 27" 240 Hz and a smaller 60 Hz side screen I use vertically), my TV refuses to work with it when I plug it in with a HDMI cable, and Windows just refuses to detect it. The same TV works perfectly fine when plugged into my laptop (HP EliteBook I think, it just has an Intel GPU). I specifically bought a *long* HDMI for this, which feels extra awkward now. Now, the things I know and why all of this makes no sense to me: - I was previously on Win8.1 but upgraded to 11 recently. I thought maybe 8.1 didn't handle 3+ screens well, but nope, nothing has changed. - It used to work okay-ish when I plugged the TV instead of the main monitor into the same HDMI port, but now that won't work either for some reason. - Newest NVIDIA drivers etc., I've tried messing with all sorts of settings in both Windows/NVIDIA settings and on the TV, nothing helps. - Random but feels related somehow, I also tried plugging either monitor with DisplayPort instead of HDMI once and it just wouldn't work either. Works fine via HDMI, Windows refuses to detect anything via DisplayPort. Would be grateful for any ideas as this just feels like some kind of weird mystery. I'm wondering if this simply isn't a case of an old/degraded graphics card (purchased in 2018), but I'd like to figure out if there are other options before I get a new PC and end up disappointed again... Thanks in advance for any help, and Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays! [and also attached HWinfo in case that helps]
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Ive had a couple bad experiences trying to find the above mentioned converter. I want to play things that use rca composite cables on my hdmi tv without breaking the bank. I tried buying from amazon and my local game shop and i learned that some companies make product that just looks like it converts when really it doesnt do anything. I dont remember the name of the company; this was before covid. If anyone knows a base i can start with or of a reliable converter id appreciate it. Thanks!
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i recently got a 6700xt and it only has one hdmi so i can only use one of my displays, my main is a msi g24 144hz (through DP) and the other a LGTV (through hdmi), both monitors work but when extended display is on my mouse doesnt go to the other screen i cant figure out if i need to buy a dp to hdmi adapter or a whole new display. pls help
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Hi community, i hope you all have a nice holiday. As you know christmas is family IT support time. Because of this i now got an old Fujitsu Lifebook S760. It was replaced by a new notebook and now i can play with the old one. At first i wanted to reinstall the system at time of release (Windows 7 Pro). My goal is to have a working retro pc for some old software. Everything works fine. Except: The device's speakers are not working. I installed every driver from the Fujitsu support page specifically filtered for my device's serial number. The Realtek High Definition Audio Driver also shows up in the installed progams list. For unknown reasons the audio only works when I connect the notebook over HDMI with a monitor with built-in speakers. Then everything is fine. How can i get the internal notebook speakers to work? Specs: Fujitsu Lifebook S760 Windows 7 Professional, 64 Bit Realtek High Definition Audio Driver ALC269, Version 6.0.1.5911 (08/17/2009) (installed and visible in all-programs-list) Intel Graphics Media Accelerator HD, Version 8.15.10.2025 (12/18/2009) In the attachments you can find screenshots. It is a system localized for german language. Have a nice holiday bananaMochi
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JBL Bar 500 (HDMI) + Samsung G9 Neo (DP) - Windows 11 Pro - bypass ghost Display and maintain features Hello all, Hoping someone has the same challenge or any suggestions to try. I am fairly technical but have not found a solution on the internet that would work for myself, thanks for any input! Problem: Just purchased a JBL BAR 500 after having a Logitech Z5500 for 20+ years to simplify the look of my setup along with take advantage of Atmos features (HDMI only). Plugging in the HDMI to my 3080 it creates a "ghost" display that is annoying and I think would cause performance impact as I also introduced a SAMSUNG G9 Neo to my setup that must run through Displayport (DP) to work with Freesync/Gsync. The closest I have gotten is duplicating the display 5120x1440 to both but this disables the HDR ability for the monitor. I would like to be able to utilize all the features if possible - never used audio via HDMI, if any has any experience / tricks suggestions on Windows 11 or via the Nvidia control panel I missed? I am unfamiliar with using ARC which would simply but I don't think solve this challenge. TLDR Breakdown for PC setup: JBL Bar 500: HDMI - want to utilize Atmos Samsung G9 Neo: Displayport - want to use HDR and Freesync/Gsync HDMI Audio creates secondary screen that disables HDR, and affects performance? Causes window focus to *hidden/ghost* screen - annoying . Disabling "JBL monitor disables audio ------------------------------------------- CPU: Intel 12700KF (No integrated GPU) GPU: Asus ROG Strix 3080 (2 DisplayPort / 2 HDMI) As I have a KF edition CPU I originally thought maybe I could utilize the HDMI on the Motherboard and bypass the GPU but I did not opt for the onboard GPU so that option is out. I cannot find a workaround such as a HDMI soundcard , could buying capture card to bypass the gpu work even though that's an expensive workaround. Example: Duplicate Example: Extend Example: JBL off Thank you for any input you might have!
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Hello Everyone, I'm trying to connect my windows 11 PC to my android smart TV with HDMI cable but TV doesn't displays PC. TV says "no signal". I connected laptop to TV (with the same HDMI) and TV displayed laptop's screen. I also connected PC to other monitor (same HDMI) and it displays my PC. How can I display PC on my TV?
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Hi all, I recently got the Cable matters DP to HDMI cables for my LG C3 triples setup. The Cable matters cable simply does not work at 120Hz, the screen goes black. Weirdly, it works with other 120Hz displays (tested it on a friend's CX). I verified that the TVs themselves are capable of 120Hz by connecting them directly to the single HDMI port on 7900XT. Deep colour is enabled. The cables are also at the latest firmware version. Anyone know what to do here? -
Hi All So I teach in the mornings and do have a problem class that just doesn't concentrate well. I won't go too far into it but these kids' parents bought their way into the school. Most of my presentations are PowerPoint based and I've been using a presentation pointer which works well as it allows me to walk around the class and still teach, but functionality is limited to up and down. It does have a laser pointer but this doesn't work well on monitors. I do rely on the pointer as walking around the class, especially near the disruptive ones and engaging them does quiet them down/cause them to write. I've been adapting presentations and finding new ones that may engage with them more (more dynamic), but my simple pointer wouldn't be enough. My computer is a laptop/tablet combo (Asus ROG Z13, was on an unboxing video with Alex) and works well. I'm thinking that if I could find a good wireless type C transmitter to HDMI receiver, I could still walk around the class but be able to click on different parts of my laptop's screen (more dynamic presentations) rather than just up/down. Whilst I can find HDMI options, I'd like to keep the bulk down considering I'd be carrying it around. My laptop has 2xType C ports (not sure of the generation but I believe support TB3), I guess the best thing would be to have a Type C to HDMI adaptor and have the transmitter plugged into that, potentially a small mod to have it not dangling around too much. The type C port isn't the sturdiest in the world, so I know I'd have to be careful with it. Does anybody have any thoughts, feedback, or experience with this sort of setup? Many thanks!
