**Official PC rig Pics/Specs/Mods thread PART V ** GOAT PC Master Race Checking In!**

[PositiveCrew]

Part 5 Brahs, let the GOAT master race rise again!

Part 1: http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...hp?t=157590993
Part 2: http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...hp?t=157590993
Part 3: http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...hp?t=162395301
Part 4: https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showt...hp?t=169588293

[InstantLoser]

2rd.




I kinda want one of these..

https://www.amazon.com/AOC-U3277PWQU...=4k+va+monitor

[KRANE]

Funny how times flies.

In other news, talk about immersive gaming. If I were in the market, this would be one of the only times I'd consider a pair or three curved displays. Still impressive though. ^^

[YourIHero]

PC Mustard race

[InstantLoser]

Funny how times flies.

In other news, talk about immersive gaming. If I were in the market, this would be one of the only times I'd consider a pair or three curved displays. Still impressive though. ^^

Oh well there you go.

https://www.amazon.com/AOC-C4008VU8-...=4k+va+monitor

[DualBandWiFi]

4th?

Need some help regarding 4k and 60hz. Recently we purchased a 4k tv for my grandparents, and it is a re brand of some chitty Chinese OEM, but it is decent for the price. They have a very old desktop with an E8400?, so we put in a Gt 710 but it has given us nothing but trouble; I suspect the card is the culprit. Will probably RMA the card.

Anyway, I put together a cheap HTPC for them : G4560, GB H270M-DS3H, and 8GB DDR4. I could have wen't cheaper on the motherboard, but I needed the display port to try and get 4k 60hz. As far as I know, the tv supports 4k 60hz at 4:2:0, and the pc hardware should have no problem either.

As the tv has no display port, I am using a DP 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 cable. However, no matter what I have tried, I can't choose above 30hz. The intel graphics center does not allow anything above 30hz for 4k, and the same for windows display adapter settings. Could this be due to the default and unchangeable 32bpc?

Trying to force a 4k 60hz through the intel control panel only results in a message saying that it exceeds the bandwidth.

While the cable is DP 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 18 GBPS, it for some reason says up to 30hz. I'm going to purchase a Club 3D active adapter and try that, as well as try my own pc to determine the culprit.

Any suggestions?

IL, have you seen this channel before? Pretty cool to see games running at such resolutions, but realistically its unfeasible due to micro stuttering or poor sli scaling.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl2...g1JwYTmCRILk8g

[eod8989]

in...

[InstantLoser]

4th?

Need some help regarding 4k and 60hz. Recently we purchased a 4k tv for my grandparents, and it is a re brand of some chitty Chinese OEM, but it is decent for the price. They have a very old desktop with an E8400?, so we put in a Gt 710 but it has given us nothing but trouble; I suspect the card is the culprit. Will probably RMA the card.

Anyway, I put together a cheap HTPC for them : G4560, GB H270M-DS3H, and 8GB DDR4. I could have wen't cheaper on the motherboard, but I needed the display port to try and get 4k 60hz. As far as I know, the tv supports 4k 60hz at 4:2:0, and the pc hardware should have no problem either.

As the tv has no display port, I am using a DP 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 cable. However, no matter what I have tried, I can't choose above 30hz. The intel graphics center does not allow anything above 30hz for 4k, and the same for windows display adapter settings. Could this be due to the default and unchangeable 32bpc?

Trying to force a 4k 60hz through the intel control panel only results in a message saying that it exceeds the bandwidth.

While the cable is DP 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 18 GBPS, it for some reason says up to 30hz. I'm going to purchase a Club 3D active adapter and try that, as well as try my own pc to determine the culprit.

Any suggestions?

You may have to check the settings in the TV itself to verify the HDMI port you're using is setup to allow 4k 60hz. Do you have the model for the TV itself? Worth noting is that a lot of 4k TV's only support 4k 60hz on one of the HDMI ports. The others may be 1.4b. Make sure you're using the correct/primary port.

[freeburn]

First page ayoo

[DualBandWiFi]

You may have to check the settings in the TV itself to verify the HDMI port you're using is setup to allow 4k 60hz. Do you have the model for the TV itself? Worth noting is that a lot of 4k TV's only support 4k 60hz on one of the HDMI ports. The others may be 1.4b. Make sure you're using the correct/primary port.

Yeah, I tried all of the ports and no luck. Wanted to check the edid but couldn't figure out how to. The TV is a Haier 55E5500U, basically the budget of the budget, super entry level panel. Not much info on this online either, other than a thread on redflagdeals. All my grandparents really wanted was a larger tv then what they had (it was like a 30 some inch 1366x768 panel), so we decided to get this 4k one. Its price point was low enough that it made no sense buying a 1080p tv as at this price they are all manufactured by some OEM with sub par QC.

[InstantLoser]

Yeah, I tried all of the ports and no luck. Wanted to check the edid but couldn't figure out how to. The TV is a Haier 55E5500U, basically the budget of the budget, super entry level panel. Not much info on this online either, other than a thread on redflagdeals. All my grandparents really wanted was a larger tv then what they had (it was like a 30 some inch 1366x768 panel), so we decided to get this 4k one. Its price point was low enough that it made no sense buying a 1080p tv as at this price they are all manufactured by some OEM with sub par QC.

https://haier.encompass.com/shop/mod.../55E5500UA.pdf

Look at page 12 and see what's available per the highlighted area.

[rocketfish]

in on the 1st page

[DualBandWiFi]

https://haier.encompass.com/shop/mod.../55E5500UA.pdf

Look at page 12 and see what's available per the highlighted area.

Thanks for your efforts! Unfortunately my menu's look nothing alike lol. This hole panel is a mess; RCA has its own models and each size has different firmware. Next time I'm at my grandparents house I will take a few pictures to show how bad it looks. The only way to access advanced settings is through a 'service' menu. Some values are displayed in hex!

[the[K]id]

in on 1st page of PCMR awesomeness.

[dizzin9]

***1080 Ti Crew***

[SynapticCleft]

In on first page with battlestation pics!!!






Don't know if anyone in here is networking geek, but here is my networking lab.

[DualBandWiFi]

https://haier.encompass.com/shop/mod.../55E5500UA.pdf

Look at page 12 and see what's available per the highlighted area.

At my grandparents house atm, and I brought my PC with me. Using the same DP 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 cable with my 970 allows me to use 4k 60Hz at 4:2:0. At 4:4:4 it is only up to 30hz, as should be according to the TV.

So what gives? They have a Kaby Lake with HD 610, which should support 4K with DP 1.2 at 60hz. Could it be the gigabyte motherboard? Maybe they are lying about it's capabilities?

[Rawp0wer1O1]

Still in the process of moving from the storm stryker to tower900

Ended up getting the ek d5/res combo for the cpu, will get another for gpu. Also switching to hard tubing.

[iWantToGrow]

Start with a budget. Then special any needs, i.e. battery life, light weight, 1080p, brand, etc. Then include any special applications that it will need to run. The more specific you are, the better the recommendations will be.

Budget is 600-700 range. Battery life is appreciated and the main goal is to get good performance to price ratio. Use is generic like internet browsing and light gaming (older titles).

[InstantLoser]

At my grandparents house atm, and I brought my PC with me. Using the same DP 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 cable with my 970 allows me to use 4k 60Hz at 4:2:0. At 4:4:4 it is only up to 30hz, as should be according to the TV.

So what gives? They have a Kaby Lake with HD 610, which should support 4K with DP 1.2 at 60hz. Could it be the gigabyte motherboard? Maybe they are lying about it's capabilities?

Maybe a BIOS update would help the board? I read the manufacturer's site info for the board and the CPU and it should definitely work. Regardless, if you can't get it working, you could always pick up a relatively cheap dedicated GPU (not the 710 though, it doesn't even have DP or HDMI 2.0) like a lower end 900 series card or AMD equivalent.

[DualBandWiFi]

Flashed the bios yesterday, didn't seem to help.

Could it be due to the display port of the devices?

I can't find this anywhere online but do the Nvidia cards like the 970 have a DP++ connector? Maybe that is the issue. If the motherboard only has standard DP, then the passive adapter cable I am using may not be able to transmit 60hz. I am not sure on this.

[KRANE]

Budget is 600-700 range. Battery life is appreciated and the main goal is to get good performance to price ratio. Use is generic like internet browsing and light gaming (older titles).

Well you still left out a great deal like display size so I'll assume the standard 15" and suggest the Dell Inspiron 7000.

It may be a few dollars above your budget but when you get that close it pays to save a little longer for a better machine.

If you're really intrepid you might want to also budget for an additional/backup battery. Something I suggest when purchasing ANY portable item.

Flashed the bios yesterday, didn't seem to help.

Could it be due to the display port of the devices?

I can't find this anywhere online but do the Nvidia cards like the 970 have a DP++ connector? Maybe that is the issue. If the motherboard only has standard DP, then the passive adapter cable I am using may not be able to transmit 60hz. I am not sure on this.

If I recall DP++ came into use around 2010. You should see the D++ logo next to the port.

It's unlike, however, that this is your issue. Rather, I'd look into the HDMI or the cable for any funky restrictions due to this adaption.

[wings_unhinged]

In on new thread!

I haven't built a new box since 2012. Only upgrade was going to the 980 Ti from the 760 in 2015. I'm ready for a change.

[InstantLoser]

Flashed the bios yesterday, didn't seem to help.

Could it be due to the display port of the devices?

I can't find this anywhere online but do the Nvidia cards like the 970 have a DP++ connector? Maybe that is the issue. If the motherboard only has standard DP, then the passive adapter cable I am using may not be able to transmit 60hz. I am not sure on this.

The motherboard specs on the website said it was DP 1.2 which is all you need for 4k 60hz. The integrated GPU in your CPU, according to Intel, can do 4k 60hz. There may be a BIOS setting for the IGP that needs to be enabled (IGP = Integrated Graphics Processor) to get the DP port to run at 1.2? I know some monitors require that.. maybe the board does too.

You could get something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Radeon-128-Bi...rds=amd+r7+250

Pretty cheap and supports DP 1.2. I couldn't seem to find anything much cheaper with either DP 1.2 or HDMI 2.0. They were all limited to VGA, DVI and HDMI 1.4b.


Or you could get this RX 460 which is a bit more modern and has HDMI 2.0 and DP 1.2:
https://www.amazon.com/Gigabyte-Rade...eywords=rx+460

A bit more expensive but not bad.

[Prototyp3]

Need some advice on a monitor mount.

I can't find one thats in stock to mount 3 27inch monitors. Everything is either 2 monitors, only mounts 3 24inch monitors, or is out of stock.

Any suggestions guys?

Edit:

Some command station pics, gotta figure out how I plan to deal with the cable management from the TV without putting a hole in my wall. Definitely improved on the PC cable management though with the new desk I bought that has some areas to route cables, and a USB hub built into the desk.

Spoiler!

[MrJensenn]

Checking in from my toaster running Kali linux connected to internet through LTE-M.

[Rawp0wer1O1]

Anything over 24" you'll need to get separate arms

I use these

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Pretty sure I have the same monitors as you as well

[FKAri]

Set up my new rig and had a couple brahs over that were mirin.

It utilizes 3 (not 2 like some other plebs) Tachyonic antitelephones to surpass Bremermann's limit and can reach 10^91 nonlinear Hyper-CISC FLOPS which can be further accelerated by Quantum optimizations. Storage is a bit of a bottleneck since being close to the Bekenstein bound the disk already distorts gravity as it is.

Powerful enough to simulate a universe in real-time in which every living organism is playing Crysis (not on Ultra tho). I use it for surfing the net and Minecraft.

[eXistenceLies]

Damn new thread.
Awesome first page post.
Cool!

Rig:
7700k delidded running 5ghz @ 1.285v
Asus Maximus Hero IX
Corsair Dominator Platinum DDR4 32GB @ 3000mhz
EVGA 1080ti @ 2050mhz (yes the picture below shows the 1080 and not the 1080ti. No reason to take another picture)
All under water

[jinda628]

Did I make it to the 1rd page?

Edit: Ye I did!
Edit2: Lol I was in the 1rd page this morning. How many post per page by default?

yes the picture below shows the 1080 and not the 1080ti. No reason to take another picture)
All under water

Did you just drain your system when you replaced your GPU or did you take it apart to clean everything?

Haven't started cleaning mine, still waiting for some things this week from amazon