Received mine today. Unfortunately it had some dead pixels and the display quality does not even compare to my 19" Philips 190S. :( UPS is picking it up tomorrow for return.
I've been reading a lot of reviews on this and many people are complaining about a splotchy text issue. Anyone know about this? Would it be because most of them are probably using intel integrated graphics? I have a 8800 GT and really want this monitor, I'm about to splurge
Thanks
Hi, I'm fairly new to overclocking and was wondering if this OC and the way I did it is going to be safe/stable.
(My build specs are in sig)
I went to the BIOS and changed to 400x8 so it's running at 3.2GHz, 29C Idle. I put the voltages on Auto instead of Manual.
Then I overclocked my...
Really, let me know how the replacement goes if you would please. Anyway, I just chatted with a Newegg support representative and they've issued me a RMA refund with no restocking fee. Should I take that route and get another motherboard, or try a replacement?
enginurd, you there? Help! :)
After searching on google and posting in another forum, I've concluded that my Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3L Motherboard has the cold boot syndrome.
Hardware:
Intel Dual Core e6750 with ninja heatsink
Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3L
2gb GSkill ram
Corsair HX520w PSU
BFG 8800GF
120gb...
I tried both memory sticks. I've just updated my BIOS to the newest version and it just booted up fine; doubt it will fix it though. I've been searching this all over Google, even this forum, and apparently this cold boot issue is a plague among many of these P35 DS3 boards. I guess if all comes...
Okay, I've tested everything with the minimum amount of components, CPU, 1 stick of ram, the PSU; It failed again. Each component is using its own power cable. 1 for GPU, 1 for dvdrom, 1 for hdd, and 1 for the fans. How can I reset my BIOS?
What do you mean by "Make sure you have your 12V rails sorted between devices." ? Also, how would I go about reseting the BIOS? Should I try updating the BIOS if there is one? Thanks
I had it in my old rig (one in my sig) for about 3 days before I put my new one together. Everything worked fine. I've already decided that it can't be the video card because I took it out completely and it did the same thing.
The only thing I touched in the BIOS was disabled the Auto CPU fan so it spins at full speed. I have nothing overclocked. I eliminated my video card being the source of this problem because I completely took it out and it still does it. I really hope I didn't get a defective PSU. Everyone i see...
Okay, I tried booting it this morning, and it happened again. It seems to do this after being off for a longer period of time, maybe after it cools down. I tried taking the card out completely again and it started and shut off even faster. I don't know what the problem is, every cord is in...
Okay, I took out the card completely, and it seemed to boot properly (even though I had no video to tell, however it did take me to the "do you want to boot windows normally or in safe mode" menu so that's why I guess it booted right.) I also switched out the PCIE power cord with the other one...