Recent content by Summoner

I'm in the UK but heard similar things.

I'm having issues with the LCD display on my 3090 Aorus Master. Sometimes it works, sometimes it just emits a grey panel, sometimes it just corrupts. Some other users have reported issues, and RGB Fusion seems to be a buggy POS, but I'm reluctant to RMA as the card itself works great and if it's...

This. Malware would stop overnight if some people weren't so fucking stupid. It ought to be the case that if you ever download malware you will be banned from the internet for life.

Asus Z170S First BIOS 12/24/15. Current BIOS 04/20/18.

Fixed that for you.

What kind of job has you working 22 hours a day 7 days a week? Sounds like BS to me. I work hard in the hours I am paid to be at my job but I value my home life to not work 50 hours a week when I am paid for 35. What is the point of working long hours if you never have any time off to enjoy the...

I want to know who starts this shit off? It must be someone with significant social media presence as it wouldn't spread. Is it possible to work backwards to trace the instigators?

I'd rather have Alexandra Daddario rescue me :love:

If i had (I don't!) 1000 bit coins from ages ago and wanted to cash them out into $US or another currency, is that possible at the moment? Would you actually get $10m in to your bank account? I can completely admit that I don't really understand Bit Coin and why people are obsessive about it...

I have a PC in my cinema room and use my 65" Samsung JS9500 as the monitor. The TV and PC are connected to my AV Receiver and it passes through the signals fine. With UHD color 'off', it works @ 4k 60Hz no problem at all. To watch UHD blu rays or HDR PC content, I have to turn UHD color 'on' in...

I play games on my HTPC using a 1080 connected to my 4k TV (Samsung JS9500) It outputs 4k 8 bit fine however if I turn the HDMI UHD Color on so I can watch 4K UHD discs with HDR via a UHD Blu Ray player or my PS4 Pro with HDR then the 1080 only outputs 1080p. Any idea why the 1080 won't output...

I doubt it will be anything like Witcher 3.

I'd imagine it's to do with the manufacturing process to make a screen that large. Plus, I don't imagine that many people buy such a big screen, hence you can't get economy of scale like on the smaller ones. Of course, they could just be charging that much because they can :)

I've found Chrome uses a lot more resource on my desktop than Edge, especially watching video.

I use a DNS service for Netflix as the selection in the UK isn't great - you get many more recent films in some of the other markets. It's a shame if we will all lose access - it will be interesting how Netflix implement it if they do close DNS access down. I seem to recall they threatened this...