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Intel Core i5-3570 3.50GHz Socket LGA1155 P/N: 0400279
MSI R7 360 2GB Graphics Card (DVI-I, HDMI, DisplayPort)...
Kingston 4GB DDR3 1600MHz RAM stick for PC... part number KVR16N11S8/4.
Samsung DVD-RW, black bulk, P/N: GH24NSB0...
Black Cooler Master Elite case, no PSU included... P/N: ZAL-ZM-T2 PLUS
MSI 970A-G46FX Motherboard, Socket AM3+...
Seagate Barracuda 500GB HDD...
It’d all be way too pricey... $1200
What do you guys think? Is this any good?... 😁
Roger Gray8 said:Look, try setting the audio to come out of the green jack, and make sure it's set as your default playback device—like your speakers or headphones... (from what I can see in your pic, the line in isn't active, meaning nothing's plugged in. So, plug your speaker or headphone cable into the green line in on the PC if you haven't already)
Not really sure about this VIA thing... 🤷 most setups just use Realtek.
Also, what kind of motherboard are you running?
Well, my Mini Cooper speakers are plugged into the green rear jack, and as for the board, I've got an ASRock N68-S UCC, if that helps at all...🙂
Alright, I’ve been banging my head against the wall for two months straight trying to fix this. Every single time I hit play on some music or try to do anything that triggers sound, my mic just kicks on by itself... and to make matters worse, the mic doesn't even work. Like, when I plug my headphones in, there's zero audio. It’s driving me absolutely insane 🙂. I've already nuked and reinstalled the drivers at least three times now, but nothing changes. I attached a screenshot of how it looks, so if anyone actually knows their stuff, please help a guy out. Thanks
http://postimg.org/image/8msn563s3/
Hey everyone, ran into a weird one. I had to hard shutdown my PC recently, and when I booted back up, the CPU name had changed on me. I was running a Core i5-2500K (which I know is actually just an overclocked Core i3 with three cores), but now every time I start it up, it just says Core i3... wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction to get it back to showing as a Core i5-2500K? It’s happened once before, but usually, it just resets to the default setting after a restart. If this doesn't make sense, just let me know and I'll try to explain better. Thanks!
Brandon Morales said:You should probably pop the monitor open and hit those microswitches with some contact cleaner. It’s also possible the plastic housing warped a bit, causing it to press against a button and trigger it randomly... 🤷
Thanks, I'll give it a shot, but I'm a little nervous about breaking something inside...
Hey guys,
I'm having some trouble with my Cessna 172 monitor. Lately, the buttons
have been acting super glitchy—they're basically ghost-pressing themselves, turning on
and messing with my settings for no reason at all. Then today, when I fired up my PC,
the screen went blindingly bright and everything reset to factory defaults. I tried unplugging it from the wall and plugging it back in, but nothing changed.🙂 It’s probably linked to those buttons acting possessed. I tried running an auto-configuration, and once the image "settles," it goes back to how it was originally
Help me out here!!!!????🤷