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So I picked up an XB270HU and noticed that the "normal" preset was super dark no matter the brightness. Upon checking the service menu, I noticed that the RGB Values for the normal mode were cranked way down to (50,50,50 ish) for whatever reason.... After resetting the colours using the "RGBReset" button, the screen was much brighter, but I noticed that the default values are different to other people's with the same monitor/panel version? My normal RGB preset is "85,89,100" whereas three other monitors I've checked show "93,98,100". I don't have a calibration tool so I'm just trying
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Cannot get display output on iGPU while dGPU is installed?
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So I plugged into the HDMI port on the mobo and it started working. Now I've switched it back to DP (144Hz) it's suddenly starting working... Thanks I guess!? -
I want to use the display output on my iGPU (Intel integrated on 10600K) but I can't get a display output when my dGPU is installed? I've enabled iGPU in BIOS and I know something is happening because the Intel Command center got installed but I can't get a display output unless I plug into the dGPU? Taking the GPU out is not an option (I'm mining on it) Specs: 10600K 3060Ti Asus ROG Z490-I Mobo. Cheers.
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Not sure what you mean? AMD is taking the fight to Intel in just about every way possible other than swinging fists directly.
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Sorry, but after recently buying an Asrock Z490 board, the idea that they have turned a corner couldn't be further from the truth. While I was aware of a few Youtuber's throwing Asrock under the bus regarding their Z490 board designs, I took it with a pinch of salt and went ahead and purchased one of their ITX Z490 boards. As it turns out, even though Asrock claims "unmatched overclocking capabilities" on their website, the board cannot handle even a fairly light OC on the 10600K without current throttling. Most boards usually come with options to increase the power limit in t