Is this app still alive? Is it newer?
The author seems to be G.W. van der Vegt.
Just wondering. Have reported 'ghosts' that will not delete.
Thanks,
Duncan
Thanks
chalk it up to a undocumented feature :'(
I will try the other cable though, just for grins.
Fp
At 08:53 AM 3/16/2013, Greg Sevart Poked the stick with:
Unfortunately, I think this just happens sometimes. I've had it happen with
multiple models of Dell, Auria and Asus monitors, with multi
yes, blank and comes back after a power off/on without a reboot.
may be a defect but I am going to try the HDMI cable and see if that helps
Very minor irritant but with age comes no patience :-!
Thanks
At 07:16 AM 3/16/2013, Anthony Q. Martin Poked the stick with:
Are you saying the monitor goes
http://www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php?card1=680&card2=670
Here is a difference, depends if it matters to you or not.
I would stick to top tier vendors. I have an MSI and am happy so far
except that the fan is starting to go fubar. But Asus and Gigabyte are
very good.
I think they made a 660
What is the difference between 660 TI and the plain 660 besides a
hundred bucks in the price? Is there any Nvidia card manufactures to
stay away from?
At 12:03 PM 3/16/2013, you wrote:
660ti?
On Sat, Mar 16, 2013 at 9:53 PM, Winterlight
wrote:
> I am currently running two Sapphire ATI
By 2nd gen vs 3rd gen you mean Sandy Bridge vs Ivy Bridge? Haswell
should be out in the middle of the year if that impacts your plans
>
> It seems as if the only real benefit, of dubious value it seems, is PCI 3.0.
>
> If my applications are start number crunching (like in Matlab), video
> editin
660ti?
On Sat, Mar 16, 2013 at 9:53 PM, Winterlight wrote:
> I am currently running two Sapphire ATI 5750 Crossfire video cards driving
> three monitorsone 30 inch and two 24 inch monitors. I have the three
> monitors connected to a single video card, and I have the second one
> plugged in f
I am currently running two Sapphire ATI 5750 Crossfire video cards
driving three monitorsone 30 inch and two 24 inch monitors. I
have the three monitors connected to a single video card, and I have
the second one plugged in for Crossfire support. I have been running
this since 2008. I rarel
Unfortunately, I think this just happens sometimes. I've had it happen with
multiple models of Dell, Auria and Asus monitors, with multiple generations
of AMD and nvidia GPUs, on multiple motherboards/platforms, across multiple
OS versions, and over multiple interfaces (DP and DVI). In my case, pow
You'll likely see a bigger advantage moving from the i5 to the i7 than
moving from 2nd to 3rd gen. At least some of the applications you list
should be able to make good use of the i7's HyperThreading technology. HT is
no longer a joke like it was in the P4 days--some highly threaded workloads
can
Are you saying the monitor goes blank (off) even if the computer is not
sleep? If that is not a feature of the monitor, I'd view it as a defect
of the monitor.
On 3/16/2013 1:24 AM, FORC5 wrote:
Recently bought a Samsung 3D monitor, not using 3D so I have no idea
why I did that but the bug is
It seems as if the only real benefit, of dubious value it seems, is PCI 3.0.
If my applications are start number crunching (like in Matlab), video
editing and encoding, what is the payoff of a 3rd gen over a 2nd gen
Core processor, assuming one is using a discrete GPU and not the
internal inte
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