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Enchanted
United States1609 Posts
Edit: Here are the pc specs: http://mysn.eu/xmg-p723#2 | ||
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Myrmidon
United States9452 Posts
The laptop runs all video outputs out of the dedicated Nvidia Kepler-gen card, so it should be able to support a monitor out of the HDMI output and another out of the DisplayPort. If your monitors only have VGA input, the DisplayPort output may (I think it does, but not all are required to?) support using a passive converter to VGA and output the analog VGA signal over that. edit: oh wait, that's a Thunderbolt, not mini DisplayPort. But those are backwards compatible, so it would use the same cable as an actual mini DisplayPort for that purpose. | ||
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Enchanted
United States1609 Posts
On July 21 2013 02:02 Myrmidon wrote: What display inputs do the monitors have? What's white? The laptop runs all video outputs out of the dedicated Nvidia Kepler-gen card, so it should be able to support a monitor out of the HDMI output and another out of the DisplayPort. If your monitors only have VGA input, the DisplayPort output may (I think it does, but not all are required to?) support using a passive converter to VGA and output the analog VGA signal over that. edit: oh wait, that's a Thunderbolt, not mini DisplayPort. But those are backwards compatible, so it would use the same cable as an actual mini DisplayPort for that purpose. It's a DVI cable*. Googled it xD. So basically all I need to do is get adapters and I can use both monitors ? | ||
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Myrmidon
United States9452 Posts
But seriously, how old is the monitor if it's only got VGA input? No need to spend needlessly, but if you can afford an XMG p723... Not really a fan of the big / heavy / hot gaming laptops, but I guess if you have the exact use case for wanting one, sure.. | ||
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Enchanted
United States1609 Posts
On July 21 2013 02:19 Myrmidon wrote: Mini HDMI -> DVI would for sure work for that monitor. I'm not 100% sure on the Thunderbolt supporting VGA. I think the back end for that is just whatever handles DisplayPort out on the video card, so that should handle VGA with an adapter that's not really expensive. But seriously, how old is the monitor if it's only got VGA input? No need to spend needlessly, but if you can afford an XMG p723... Not really a fan of the big / heavy / hot gaming laptops, but I guess if you have the exact use case for wanting one, sure.. I know laptops suck but it's convenient for my situation, i've been debating on getting one for almost a year now (the time I have left to use my desktop). It's a samsung monitor, it was on sale for less then 100 euros, great buy in my opinion :D. If i have to buy a new one maybe I will, if not great, but I can always go to using one monitor. | ||
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XenOmega
Canada2822 Posts
A quick google suggests that its still within safe range. My i5-3470 also reaches 60+ when under tests Should I be worried (as in, I need to go buy more fans + better heatsink), or its fine? | ||
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
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XenOmega
Canada2822 Posts
Next question : a xfx ATI 5770 used for less than 50$... I already own one. Is that good deal/good idea to crossfire? | ||
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
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[UoN]Sentinel
United States11320 Posts
I'm not looking for brand-new, just enough cleaning to keep my card from overheating. | ||
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Craton
United States17265 Posts
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
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-RusH
United States240 Posts
I'm currenttly on my computer with the GPU installed and I already jumped on sc2 yet haven't played a game yet. Is there any other things I can do to check what is wrong? I'm still using the same DVI cable. My GPU hasn't ever went above 73C, I use the program HWMonitor. The GPU (GTS 450) is ~2 1/2 years old, on the 320.49 drivers. | ||
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Craton
United States17265 Posts
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PlutoNZ
New Zealand410 Posts
http://www.playtech.co.nz/afawcs0139235/CATID=78/ID=19248/SID=463283126/productdetails.html http://www.playtech.co.nz/afawcs0139235/CATID=78/ID=19916/SID=721156280/productdetails.html Are there any major differences between the two? I plan on using the modem-router at my house. There will be at most 6 devices connected at any one time. | ||
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Craton
United States17265 Posts
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-RusH
United States240 Posts
On July 21 2013 13:52 Craton wrote: Can you reproduce it in SC2? Nah it's pretty random. | ||
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Craton
United States17265 Posts
If it's still happening and especially if it happens in multiple games, it's probably time for either an RMA if still under warranty or a new card. | ||
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Blaec
Australia4289 Posts
On July 20 2013 01:25 XenOmega wrote: Are the network powerline adapter worth their price? http://www.amazon.ca/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?__mk_fr_CA=ÅMÅZÕÑ&url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=Powerline Adapter&rh=i:aps,k:Powerline Adapter Local stores + amazon seem to offer them in single/twin pack for about 60$ I already bought a wireless router Asus N56 recently... However, the signal strength is still average (about 60% in my TV room) They are way better than wireless, though some are really expensive. I have a cheaper set from years ago and it works great for me, though my brothers pair blew up after 2 months so its luck of the draw like any computer part. | ||
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-RusH
United States240 Posts
On July 21 2013 15:48 Craton wrote: I meant was it an isolated occurrence or something that keeps happening. Does it happen in other games? If it's still happening and especially if it happens in multiple games, it's probably time for either an RMA if still under warranty or a new card. It's something that started happening after I built a new comp about a month ago but the artifact only happened yesterday for the first time. After reseating everything today and playing a good amount of games I haven't had any more artifacts or even the quick black flashes. I think I'm still under warranty 'til November, guess I'll have no choice if it happens again or should I just go ahead and RMA anyways? Could it be driver related? I know the previous drivers I was using were supposedly giving people problems. | ||
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