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Did you have your display cable in the motherboard, instead of the GPU I/O? Common issue.
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Should auto-detect and install Crimson and what not. Plz upgrade dat monitor though. You have a 390, you should be looking at 1440p, or at least a 1080p panel.
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Should auto-detect and install Crimson and what not. Plz upgrade dat monitor though. You have a 390, you should be looking at 1440p, or at least a 1080p panel.
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Yeah i had an old yuraku monitor that only supported vga or dvi cant mind, so i plugged my 32inch TV via hdmi into my GPU and it worked. Got all the drivers etc and programs i need, every things working well & gaming on it is actually pretty impressive. Just waiting till next pay and going to get myself an ultra wide monitor.
*EDIT* Thanks for the build btw, does exactly what i wanted it for .
*EDIT* Thanks for the build btw, does exactly what i wanted it for .
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