Never did figure out exacly what was the problem with the other one. But, I did manually try setting resolution and refresh rate without any luck. Probably about the only time I every need to use that old DVI monitor, so I guess it doesn't matter.
I got it to work. But, I don't know why it works. Looking through all my cables, I found a short male hdmi to female DVI-I (not DVI-D) cable like the one pictured below. I then used a DVI-D single link cable to connect that cable to the monitor. It came right on without any issue. As these...
I just tried the old Dell 8th gen and Lenovo 5500U on a Acer H234HL that has DVI and HDMI. Through the HDMI to DVI converter only the older 8th gen worked just as before. The Lenovo 5500U would not even show the monitor in the device manager or AMD drivers. When I went straight HDMI it worked...
I took some screenshots from the AMD software on the 5500U laptop. It sees the monitor, but the monitor doesn't get a signal. HDMI to DVI should be 100% compatible, so I am confused as to why this doesn't work on the two newer laptops.
I have an old AOC e2243fw I was planning to connect to a laptop. The montior only supports VGA and DVI-D with a max resolution of 1080p@60hz. No problem I have a HDMI to DVI converter, or so I thought. HDMI to DVI works fine with an older Dell with an Intel 8th gen cpu with integrated...
My main monitor is a 32" 4K display. My work just send me two 24" 1080p monitors. I decided to run them vertically on each side of the 4K. Naturally my mouse pointer doesn't track smoothly from the 4K to the 1080p due to different sizes and resolutions. However, with VSR and picking...
Not from GoHardDrive, but I bought three 3TB HGST Ultrastar 7K4000 drives back in 2020 from Amazon. They were listed under Amazon Renewed brand and came with a 5yr warrenty. The power on count was 1 for each drive and the run time was 15, 23, and 22 hours. All three are still running as steam...
Not sure about the lighting, but you can still get 200mm fans. So, you could just replace all the fans if you wanted to. Although newer cases would give you some benefits like better wire management, maybe cooling, updated front ports.
However, I moded my Chieftec Dragon to have wire...
I completely missed that on the QVL. And, this is why I have been visiting Anandtech for over two decades.
I moved it to the other slot and it worked fine. Any harm in running it at PCIe3 speeds without a heatsink? It will be used as a steam drive.
Well Curical wasn't helpfull. Just said they are compatible, and that I should just return them both. No troubleshooting in the BIOS or anything, and I even asked if there were any settings I should check.
Hoping someone here has some tips.
My kids both have an ASROCK B560M Pro4 motherboard. They both got a Crucial P5 Plus 2TB NVME drive (CT2000P5PSSD8) for Christmas. Unfortunately neither PC sees the drive in the BIOS. I have updated both to the newest BIOS V2.30 and the drives are installed in the top M2_1 slot. ASROCK...
I think you may be the first person I have seen saying it is worth upgrading to a 14700K. Sure MT gets a big boost due to more e-cores. I should have said when used for lower threaded jobs. Games for instance get 86% of the performance at 720p with a RTX 4090 and that changes to 96% at 4K...
The 12700K for $300 at Microcenter, which after a few dozen chats with BestBuy I was able to price match, was truly an awesome deal looking back. This was back in Dec. 2021. Was really hoping the 13th or 14th gen would bring something I could upgrade to, but it doesn't really look like it...
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