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On February 08 2013 10:20 karis wrote: I have a netbook. is there an easy way to run video to my tv? Most come with a vga output. If your tv doesn't take vga, you can get a vga->dvi converter for cheap, pretty sure vga->hdmi is more expensive if you don't have dvi or vga on the tv.
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On February 08 2013 11:45 Rollin wrote:Show nested quote +On February 08 2013 10:20 karis wrote: I have a netbook. is there an easy way to run video to my tv? Most come with a vga output. If your tv doesn't take vga, you can get a vga->dvi converter for cheap, pretty sure vga->hdmi is more expensive if you don't have dvi or vga on the tv. Wait, you sure about that?
Most TVs don't have DVI, anyway. And VGA / DVI converters are usually passive, allowing somebody with a DVI-I output to send a VGA signal through that DVI-I port, to VGA (15-pin D-sub connector) on the receiving side. If you had some expensive active converter, then you might as well convert to HDMI. Or VGA to component (RGB video, RCA connectors)? I'm not sure what's the best.
Anybody know for sure?
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On February 06 2013 16:43 Sharkey wrote:On PC: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Version 2002 Service Pack 2 On Notebook: Similar, but can't remember (I know it is not Vista or 7). Old I know, but please help! It is hard to learn Korean without seeing hangul! Did you install East Asian Languages (via the Windows XP CD)?
On February 07 2013 08:14 yokohama wrote:Show nested quote +On February 06 2013 18:25 Cyro wrote:On February 06 2013 12:15 Craton wrote: You might have your remaining card in a secondary slot. Some (most?) motherboards require you to use slot "1" in a single card configuration. Slot 1 being the one highest vertically (closest to your CPU) when your case is upright. Use the top output on GPU too My remaining GPU is in slot 1, and I've tried every output on the GPU. Can always try clearing your CMOS.
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Suppose that you were going to get a top end GPU just because you want one, and you don't particularly care about the price difference between the choices - all you care is that you have a single GPU and that it be damn good. Would you go for the 680, or grab the 7970? The range of games btw is quite literally just about everything under the sun.
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Is that assuming you do the self-upgrade to the 7970 ghz edition or just straight up better anyways?
edit - Also, my friend is pretty much set on getting it from cyberpower, which for the 7970 just has the HIS IceQ or a default 7970, if that changes anything.
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Well if price isn't an issue then you'll be buying Lightning, Toxic, or RoG which are all GHz editions.
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On February 08 2013 12:23 skyR wrote: Well if price isn't an issue then you'll be buying Lightning, Toxic, or RoG which are all GHz editions. Well, she should feel safe enough to just replace the GPU out of that cyberpower computer, so I guess could just set it up so the computer comes with some shitty gpu and the 7970 ghz gets switched in.
The lightning one you are referring to is http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127670&Tpk=7970 lightning right? The Toxic is out of stock on newegg D:
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Yes that would be the Lightning but curious as to why you're not building yourself or why you're even buying such a high-end card in the first place?
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On February 08 2013 12:37 skyR wrote: Yes that would be the Lightning but curious as to why you're not building yourself or why you're even buying such a high-end card in the first place? To your first point, I'm not even the one getting the computer (if it were for myself I would self build). To your second point, friend said $1800 desktop so I'm like.. well guess may as well for for super high end.
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edit: Nevermind. Solved it.
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On February 08 2013 12:41 EtherealDeath wrote:Show nested quote +On February 08 2013 12:37 skyR wrote: Yes that would be the Lightning but curious as to why you're not building yourself or why you're even buying such a high-end card in the first place? To your first point, I'm not even the one getting the computer (if it were for myself I would self build). To your second point, friend said $1800 desktop so I'm like.. well guess may as well for for super high end.
$1800 doesn't all have to go to a desktop you know... why waste the budget on a flagship card that probably won't get put to good use or be appreciated and be replaced in five years anyways? Plus Cyberpower blows, no mATX or silent case offerings. Most tech illiterates would appreciate a 21: 9 display much more than a 7970 Lightning. Or you can buy two U2312HM if you don't want to pay a $200 premium to get rid of bezel. The entire point of spending so much for a flagship like the 7970 is for the custom PCB but for someone who is unwilling to build, what's the point? Of course, there's e-peening but that sort of goes out the window when purchasing Cyberpower.
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On February 08 2013 13:13 skyR wrote:Show nested quote +On February 08 2013 12:41 EtherealDeath wrote:On February 08 2013 12:37 skyR wrote: Yes that would be the Lightning but curious as to why you're not building yourself or why you're even buying such a high-end card in the first place? To your first point, I'm not even the one getting the computer (if it were for myself I would self build). To your second point, friend said $1800 desktop so I'm like.. well guess may as well for for super high end. $1800 doesn't all have to go to a desktop you know... why waste the budget on a flagship card that probably won't get put to good use or be appreciated and be replaced in five years anyways? Plus Cyberpower blows, no mATX or silent case offerings. Most tech illiterates would appreciate a 21: 9 display much more than a 7970 Lightning. Or you can buy two U2312HM if you don't want to pay a $200 premium to get rid of bezel. The entire point of spending so much for a flagship like the 7970 is for the custom PCB but for someone who is unwilling to build, what's the point? Of course, there's e-peening but that sort of goes out the window when purchasing Cyberpower. That budget is for the desktop alone, not including the monitors.
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Increase the budget to non-desktop items, or is that part already like $1000+?
Maybe wait for GeForce Titan...
btw is CyberPower a must, or does it just need to come assembled?
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On February 08 2013 14:11 Myrmidon wrote: Increase the budget to non-desktop items, or is that part already like $1000+?
Maybe wait for GeForce Titan...
btw is CyberPower a must, or does it just need to come assembled? Just needs to come assembled. Also impatience means no Titan . Uhh idk about the non desktop items atm actually, but that is kind of already set I think (as in already bought).
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On February 08 2013 11:56 Craton wrote:Show nested quote +On February 06 2013 16:43 Sharkey wrote:On February 06 2013 08:36 Craton wrote: Which OS? On PC: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Version 2002 Service Pack 2 On Notebook: Similar, but can't remember (I know it is not Vista or 7). Old I know, but please help! It is hard to learn Korean without seeing hangul! Did you install East Asian Languages (via the Windows XP CD)?
I think the problem is Windows latest Service Pack that I downloaded and installed. I could see and read Hangul before on both computers but now I can't.... I can't find the CD right now but I try to find it. Thanks for all your help!!
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So my laptop has 6GB addressable RAM total. My computer frequently gets into the 2-3GB range even with something like just chrome open. (I'm at 2.5GB with disk cleanup running and one chrome tab). I'm not really worried because I never run out of RAM, but why is my RAM usage so high? Does Windows suck up more RAM if you have just extra RAM in general available?
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Yes, that's how Windows operates. If you don't like it thana you can disable Superfetch or whatever they call it now.
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On February 08 2013 14:32 EtherealDeath wrote:Show nested quote +On February 08 2013 14:11 Myrmidon wrote: Increase the budget to non-desktop items, or is that part already like $1000+?
Maybe wait for GeForce Titan...
btw is CyberPower a must, or does it just need to come assembled? Just needs to come assembled. Also impatience means no Titan  . Uhh idk about the non desktop items atm actually, but that is kind of already set I think (as in already bought).
If titan actually outperforms gtx690 while being single-GPU it will be pretty funny
Worst case scenario AFAIK is it smashing every other single-GPU on the market in terms of performance and being the card of choice for any high end build that wants a lot of GPU power, or if you define performance by consistent frametimes as well as higher framerates, the highest performing option by far on the market, seems pretty good to me.
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I get this error in the HOTS client saying I need a "game account", even though I put in a real beta key in my account.
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