GTX 770 hdmi and dvi issue

Somehow hdmi and dvi cables cause random blackouts when not playing games. When i start playing game, it tends to blackout a few times then complete pitch black. The vga cable works. Any idea?

Yes, I initially set it up with the HDMI as the only connection, but I also tested having both DVI and HDMI connected at the same time - in this case it detects the model number of the monitor through HDMI and gives me the option for extended desktop etc - however, if I try selecting duplicate screens and then cycle through the input types on the monitor, when it gets to HDMI the screen is just black.
I'll swap the monitor with my TV when I get back home tonight and see what the results are then.
On other thing issue (probably unrelated) is I get noticeable ghosting, especially when scrolling down webpages (dark text leaves a white silhouette) - I'm using the same DVI cable and monitor that I was on XP, the only difference being the OS and the graphics card.

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After this test I get a guarantee replacement of the board. The new board is also not working with HDMI or DVI. The VGA port of the first board was working as supposed and I don't see any Bios settings to activate the monitor ports.
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Glad you got your issue sorted out. I'm am a little confused with the explanation of your solution.
You monitor has only VGA and DVI inputs. Your mainboard has VGA, DVI, and HDMI. Correct so far?
You bought an HDMI to DVI cable, which solved your problem, but your problem was a faulty female DVI on the monitor?
How is this possible? The only way that cable would even fit is going HDMI on mainboard to DVI on monitor, but you stated the port didn't work.
Or was this all done with the new monitor after you found out the DVI port was broken on the old one?
Have you tried the old monitor on a different system to check if it's the DVI port?
The reason I ask all this is if I'm wondering if your issue was really a broken port on monitor, or the MSI display bug that is effecting so many core iX H and Z chipset boards.

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I bought a new Mac Mini. I have a Moshi Thunderbolt to HDMI connector and an HDMI to DVI Connector. I want to use one monitor connected to the Thunderbolt and the other to the DVI. When I do this, the DVI Screen works fine but the Thunderbolt one cuts in and out.
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The problem above is solved for me.
With thanks to Joseph.( See discussion Mac Mini 1 feb. 2013.)
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I have a Z77A-G43 with a i5-3350P processor. I connected my monitor (Iiyama) on the on-board VGA port. After installation i started up the computer. I could see the the computer was starting up on the keyboard but i did not see anything on the monitor. My monitor has two inputs, VGA and HDMI, so i tried the on-board HDMI-port. Again no picture.
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I started up the computer and now i could see the start-up on the monitor, so the monitor and VGA cable are oke.
After installation of the software i saw that there where no speakers attached. Tested the speakers on a other the computer and the are oke. So i have allso a problem with the on-board speakeroutput.
It is a new motherboard and i went back the the shop and got another motherboard, installed it and started up the computer. I got the same problems with this new motherboard as with the one i had before.
I checked all the connections seferal times and did not find anything wrong.
With a videocard i could see in the BIOS. All the connected hardware was recognized.
What could be the problem with the on-board VGA, HDMI and the on-board speakeroutput.

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Then i put in a videocard in the PCIe slot and connected the monitor on the VGA output of the videocard.
I started up the computer and now i could see the start-up on the monitor, so the monitor and VGA cable are ok.
How far has the build progressed? Got the OS installed yet? You have to have the audio driver loaded before you get the audio to work.

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It seemed to work fine (although I only used a few minutes) and then I upgraded the Apple TV software to the latest version. Now the menus have a terrible red tint to them. When you first turn on the Apple TV, it looks fine with the Apple logo in grey on a black background, then as soon as the menu comes up, everything goes red.
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I don't think you ever actually had 720p. I just did a search for a review of your model and this article states your TV only supports 480i, 480p, and 1080i.
http://www.hometheater.com/crtdisplays/56/
The review was from 2001 which is almost 10 years ago. It seems many older HDTVs from this era lacked 720p support so if anything I would be thankful that Apple added 480p support so that people with older HDTVs would be fully supported. When the Apple TV only supported 720p output, TVs like yours would have wavy lines and defects in the picture (if it worked at all) because the 720p was not supported by their TVs. There was a huge thread about this and after the update many reported that the addition of 480p output completely fixed the issue.
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GTX 770 LIGHTNING

Hello everyone,
I'm planning to buy a pair of GTX 770 LIGHTNING and go for SLI. Additionally, I also intend to use my old GTX 560 for PhySX. What will be the total PSU requirement ?. Some people recommend that I buy a 1500W PSU- Is that much power really necessary ?. Secondly, What will be the more powerful solution- a pair of GTX 770 LIGHTNING on SLI or a single GTX 780 ?. Thirdly, the specification of the GTX 770 LIGHTNING says it's HDMI-Output revision is version 1.4a. Does this mean that I have to buy a 1.4a hdmi cable, or my current 1.4 hdmi cable will do ?
Thank you all in advance.

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I'm planning to buy a pair of GTX 770 LIGHTNING and go for SLI. Additionally, I also intend to use my old GTX 560 for PhySX. What will be the total PSU requirement ?
A system with a single GTX770 requires 42A and a 600W PSU minimum. For a pair in SLI I wouldn't use anything below a quality 750W - 800W psu with at least 60A on +12v. More would be safer. Using a GTX560Ti for Physx (what I wouldn't recommend as the 770 pair is sufficient for all Physx games including Borderlands2 with max Physx settings) would make a quality 1000W psu of 80A on +12v minimum recommended.
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What will be the more powerful solution- a pair of GTX 770 LIGHTNING on SLI or a single GTX 780 ?
Powerful is relative. The Lightnings will deliver more FPS in benchmarks than a single 780 but may suffer from SLI typical issues like micro stuttering. If micro stuttering bothers you or if you even notice it depends on your individual feel. For me GTX680 SLi experience has been always fine. For some none the less a higher class single gpu might feel faster and games more smoothly despite lower average FPS. If I were you I'd consider buying the 780 and save the rest of the money to upgrade to a 2nd GTX780 later. Buying to lower class vgas instead of one higher class one is usually a bad idea.
HDMI depends on your screen. If it doesn't support special 1.4a 3D features it is pretty irrelevant.

Help needed with my new GTX 770 4GB OC card settings

Hello everyone,
I'm new to this forum so excuse me if this subject already been bought up,
i have recently got the msi twin frozr gtx 770 4gb oc edition,and I'm not happy at all , as the box did not come with a manual on how to get the oc mode active etc,
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with physx on, and no anti aliasing,
here's my picture of the clocks I'm getting currently
could anyone out there that have the same card is mine confirm that my card is normal ?
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oh and i forgot to tell you that my friend has also recently got this card and is also stuck,
hes got lower mhz than mine and lower voltages like 1.8v or something
I'm sure that theres something that we haven't done to get the best out of this graphics card
its one of the best graphics card out there,
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many thanks in advance
Regards

the memory clock is right as its GDDR (Graphics Double Data Rate) so it has to be doubled making it 3506 x 2 (3506+3506) total of 7012Mhz (advertised GDDR5 7010MHz Memory)
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MSI GTX 770 TF minimum fan speed limit

Hi guys, seen a few others with the same problem here, but haven't found any solution.
I have GTX 770 TF and my problem is that I can't set the RPM lower than 34%, which is about 1000RPM. Core temperature in idle is 33C and these two fans are the only thing moving in my case, that's why I would love to change this behaviour (possibility to turn of the fans will be the best case scenario)
Tried Kepler BIOS tweaker with no success and I'm not willing to pay for Svet's application with no guarantee that it will help me change anything.
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Be Quiet Dark Power Pro 1000W
I7 3770 3.5
I even found somebody with similiar problem , look:
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1799789/evga-gtx-780-unexpectedly-powers-3dmark-demo-ice-storm.html
Even youtube:
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"SalandFindles":
I simply can't get past the 1:38 mark without my computer fully turning off by itself during this Ice Storm video benchmark. I quickly checked the temps right after I turned my computer on after this crash and they didn't seem anything out of the ordinary. So, what do you think my problem is?
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Its only ICE STORM DEMO again now:(

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I know 750w is sufficient for a 770 but does it have enough amps on the 12v rail?
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Take it?
Quote from: sew333 on 07-November-13, 23:43:50
I know 750w is sufficient for a 770 but does it have enough amps on the 12v rail?
It has the max amps that's possible for this wattage.
It has more than enough
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Take it?
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Hi , I just bought a gigabyte gtx 770 2gb and my pc is stuck in the bios screen and beep every 10 sec , i think the bios version or the pcie isnt recent enough ,
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I have the same mobo as you. What version number are you on bios wise? I have 7.12 As for your friend. HP does do frequent hardware revisions. Especially with their mobo's. So, he could essentially have a different version than both of us. Try to grab some info if you can using CPUZ and post results for mobo. Here are mine. Pay close attention to the model # and compare his with yours. Another thought. Depending on gpu brand and the bios they use. They might be more legacy bios friendly along with full UEFI support as well.
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