Graphics Card question
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@creayt said:
I suppose it could be that I'm doing all 3 over independent display port jacks and not using the HDMI or DVI, so if there's just one internal Display Port controller that all 3 jacks share, maybe it's hitting that bandwidth limit.
That maybe. And would be out of the scope to which I have experience with.
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Does anyone know of an easy way to tell from within Windows whether your card is running in a PCIe 2 or 3 slot and to verify it's at full 3 speed?
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@creayt IIRC even the 980TI won't max a PCIe 2.0 x16 slot.
I run my gtx970 in a PCIe2.0 x16 and it's fine.
To answer your actual question though, no clue haha
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oh I lied, I might know a way... I think there's something like CPU-Z for your graphics card... one sec
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yup if anything will tell you, this will
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Ok scratch my theory. I hooked up an identical 4th 2560x1440 27" Dell monitor and it ran flawlessly w/ all 4, but all 4, even the HDMI one, were 59 Hz. What a weird thing.
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@MattSpeller said:
yup if anything will tell you, this will
Hooray. PCI-E 3.0
Tried to upload a .jpg 3 times. Keep getting parse errors on Mango if that's a concern.
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What is the error that you are seeing?
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Nevemind, I recreated it.
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Tested and the error is happening in Chrome for me but not for Firefox. Are you on Chrome?
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@scottalanmiller said:
Tested and the error is happening in Chrome for me but not for Firefox. Are you on Chrome?
Yes I am. I have Firebug installed for development which renders the browser unusable for anything other than development. So it's 100% Chrome for browsing.
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Seems to work if it's the only thing in the post.
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Oh that is interesting, I wonder if that is the same for me...
Nope, this still worked on FF.
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Probably my most frivolous purchase in years.
Backplate for the GTX. Seems to add a certain je ne sais quoi.
