Recent content by Romchik9007

Alright got the problem sorted out. I did a clean install of the GPU display drivers. Didn't think it'd work, but it did. Everything functioning as meant to. 144Hz looks marvellous. And yeah I was using the supplied DVI all this time by the way. Anyways, cheers for the help pal, appreciate it

The question is: is there actually no specific driver for the monitor, so Windows can display it as an "ASUS" monitor instead of a Generic PnP Monitor?

Alright I'm back. I've tried what you suggested. I've plugged in an HDMI cable instead to see if it works, but in my Settings it only lets me go up to 60Hz. So that didn't work. However, I did get the ASUS MultiFrame tool working, no idea how though. It just launched up on its own.

Alright cheers guys. I'll try everything once I get home tonight. I'll keep you posted

Alright pal, I'll look into it. Cheers

Alright, so the best option would be is to contact Zotac themselves?

Alright cheers mate. I'll try it out

Ah right okay I got ya. I've got a GTX 1070 Zotac AMP Edition. And I'm fairly certain that should be able to handle 144Hz 1080p?

Absolutely sure I've picked the right Windows. In terms of display adaptors, that's the DVI cable, right? If so, I am using the DVI cable

However, when I change it back to 60Hz, the internet comes back on. I assume it's got nothing to do with the monitor, maybe? I'm seriously at a loss at the moment.

Already ahead of you there. I've picked Windows 10, and the driver downloads successfully. It installs a software called ASUS MultiFrame. But whenever I try to launch it from my desktop, it just doesn't want to. And also, this may sound weird, but every time I change my refresh rate to 144Hz...

Hello all, hope all is well. I've bought a brand new monitor: ASUS VG248QE But here's the problem, when the monitor arrived, it came with a CD of what I assume would be drivers for the monitor. However, my PC doesn't have a generic CD/DVD reader. I've installed and connected the monitor to the...

Sorry for the late reply. Cheers for the help mate. I'll just look into buying a proper mic. Thanks again.

JBL E50BT. Cheers.

The headset doesn't use separate connectors. It's just one 3.5mm jack, for you to plug in. On the computer, there is a headphone jack, as well as a Mic jack next to it. The Model is "JBL E50BT"