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tmdals0213
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Sep 24, 2014
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tmdals0213
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Sep 24, 2014
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Lateralusi really hope so, and thanks to you and some of the other guys i've learned a lot about the product, hopefully we can keep coming back here for support and to give one another support.
All in all thanks Massdrop, I'm not really complaining about the wait, I understand it's not your fault ;)
All in all thanks Massdrop, I'm not really complaining about the wait, I understand it's not your fault ;)
Papaj
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Sep 25, 2014
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tmdals0213@tmdals0213 If you don't want it...I suppose i could buy a vertical extender and mount a third one on top of my current two. But it truly is worth the wait. The highlight of my day is coming home from work and seeing my two monitors as soon as I walk in the door.
Also, update to my issue prior - I seem to have fixed the power cycling issue/GPUTweak disabling monitors on startup issue I mentioned earlier. To sum it up from the [H]ardOCP forum......
"As others have said I went into the BIOS to disable the on-board GPU (i5 4670K) - the trick is to make sure you get ALL of the options in the BIOS that deal with the iGPU/IGD. I'm on a Maximus VI Hero and there are a couple different menu locatiosn and option settings that deal with the PCIe/primary display/on-board graphics that all have to be changed in order for the iGPU to completely be disabled from any access to the monitors.
Additionally, I'd run a round of CCleaner after uninstalling any utilities and proceed after the CCleaner run with a fresh install - it worked for me - no waking from sleep issues or swapping of monitor inputs via GPUTweak changes as of yet. Btw, this is all with DP 1.2 enabled and with the drivers included on the discs with the monitor installed so that Windows device manager recognizes them as LG monitors...not Generic PnP device."
Also, update to my issue prior - I seem to have fixed the power cycling issue/GPUTweak disabling monitors on startup issue I mentioned earlier. To sum it up from the [H]ardOCP forum......
"As others have said I went into the BIOS to disable the on-board GPU (i5 4670K) - the trick is to make sure you get ALL of the options in the BIOS that deal with the iGPU/IGD. I'm on a Maximus VI Hero and there are a couple different menu locatiosn and option settings that deal with the PCIe/primary display/on-board graphics that all have to be changed in order for the iGPU to completely be disabled from any access to the monitors.
Additionally, I'd run a round of CCleaner after uninstalling any utilities and proceed after the CCleaner run with a fresh install - it worked for me - no waking from sleep issues or swapping of monitor inputs via GPUTweak changes as of yet. Btw, this is all with DP 1.2 enabled and with the drivers included on the discs with the monitor installed so that Windows device manager recognizes them as LG monitors...not Generic PnP device."
hieu.nguyen
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Sep 26, 2014
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tmdals0213If you're serious about it, I'd be willing to take you up on that offer.
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been so long i feel like i dont even want it anymore haha, anyone what mine?...