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I am interested in this as well. Any input?

Thank you guys for the feedback!! I was feeling desperate I just began my troubleshooting process last night. Gonna try swapping around motherboards/vid cards/psu's and see what the result is. And, Razorbak, yes, I have played around with the GTA IV memory parameters quite a bit before...

Just started my main troubleshooting last night. Swapped out the PSU, same issue. Then swapped out the amd 7850 for my nvidia 465 gtx, same issue. I am going to try running these same 4 graphics card/PSU combinations on my older s775/P35/ddr2 board over this weekend. If they all run fine...

CPU temps are completely fine, I do not see any throttling when I watch CPUZ while running 3d applications. I have disabled Turbo Boost and SpeedStep in my BIOS. Thank you

--------------System-------------- CPU: Intel i5-2500K @ Stock CPU Cooling: Antec Kuhler 620 MB: Zotac Z68ITX-A-E WIFI PSU: Corsair TX650 650W RAM: Kingston Hyper X 1600 RAM (2X4GB) HD's: Samsung 830 (128GB) & Western Digital WD2000KS (2TB) DSP: Apple 23" Cinema Display HD (2) GPU: 1x XFX...

mobo = Zotac mITX Z68, refurbished and bought from precious OCN owner (Zotac Z68ITX-A-E WIFI) psu = Corsair TX650 650W, also bought from previous OCN member So, I’ve been trying to find the root cause of my “skipping” FPS. The main symptom for my computer is that simply that games lag...

I am having an issue with my monitor configuration that I suspect to be either a DRM encryption (Microsoft PlayReady?) or video/audio encoding issue.. I turn on my computer, play an MP3, and physically disconnect all my displays so that I only have my GPU outputting (HDMI out) directly to my...

No matter what configuration that I do--either by making use of my onboard Intel HD Graphics & Audio, my last NVIDIA GTX 465 card that processed audio, or my new AMD 6950--I cannot have both of my monitors running with sound processing via the HDMI input to my AV receiver (Pioneer VSX520)...

Yep, got one already going over at AVSforum, its good help. I'll go ahead and start one in the home theatre section here, good idea.

Windows 7 x64 SP1, all updates, latest drivers for everything. Believe me, I've played with ALL of the sound settings. It is nothing obvious. There possibly may be a registry entry or something that I am unaware of, but, beyond that, I have thoroughly explored all of the Windows sound settings...

No matter what configuration that I do--either by making use of my onboard Intel HD Graphics & Audio, my last NVIDIA GTX 465 card that processed audio, or my new AMD 6950--I cannot have both of my monitors running with sound processing via the HDMI input to my AV receiver (Pioneer VSX520)...

Found out what the issue was! ..And it only cost an entire night and a head full of sanity. This is not a OS-level issue. It involves tricking your motherboard into thinking it's running iGPU graphics to HDTV. BIOS SETTINGS: If you are like me, then your primary display/graphics init...

Interestinggg.....I'd rather not have to buy another piece of hardware but I'm glad that that is an option. Thank you!

I only get 2.1 DTS using my optical output on my mainboard... Pioneer VSX-520

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