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Can somebody get together a part list similar to this one here: http://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/CyberPower_Gamer_Infinity_8800_Pro_SE/

I want to build it myself and with this website I only have a selection of a few ugly cases

plenty of answers on this thing called google
hey guess what
did you read my loving response on the thread?

I already told you, I got no helpful answers on google. So stop giving that to me as a response and give me a real answer.
« Last Edit: February 09, 2014, 11:12:29 PM by Acerblock »

hey guess what
did you read my loving response on the thread?

I already told you, I got no answers on google. So stop giving that to me as a response and give me a real answer.
then how the hell did i get answers? look at the picture. i see at least like 5 answers to your problem. no one here loving knows the answer. no one's going to loving babysit you and answer every single thing. time has passed, it has become apparent that no one knows the answer

Can somebody get together a part list similar to this one here: http://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/CyberPower_Gamer_Infinity_8800_Pro_SE/

I want to build it myself and with this website I only have a selection of a few ugly cases
basically you want a full computer build for around 1.7k?

then how the hell did i get answers? look at the picture. i see at least like 5 answers to your problem. no one here loving knows the answer. no one's going to loving babysit you and answer every single thing. time has passed, it has become apparent that no one knows the answer
basically you want a full computer build for around 1.7k?
I'm posting it in the loving computer megathread to try to get a loving answer. It's not apparent no one knows the answer, not a lot of people read my thread. Those answers did nothing to help me, so I'm trying to find out how to fix my loving computer.

device manager - find dedicated gpu - right click, uninstall - reboot to install generic drivers automatically - find latest drivers again and try to install it.

if still doesnt work repeat that whole process but install an older version of drivers.

I'm posting it in the loving computer megathread to try to get a loving answer. It's not apparent no one knows the answer, not a lot of people read my thread. Those answers did nothing to help me, so I'm trying to find out how to fix my loving computer.
how about i guide you through the very hard steps! i'll even make airplane noises so it was easier!



BZEEEW



PEW PEW PEW VROOM



VEEEEEW



wow that was hard!!! hope you didnt get tired.....


I ALREADY loving DID THAT.

I even put that in the OP, I tried other vesions and installations.

And that's not even the problem I am facing, the installation packages aren't corrupt.
device manager - find dedicated gpu - right click, uninstall - reboot to install generic drivers automatically - find latest drivers again and try to install it.

if still doesnt work repeat that whole process but install an older version of drivers.
The dedicated gpu doesn't show up in the device manager. I've tried all the versions on the NVIDIA website, none worked.

well you're forgeted then

well you are either doing something wrong or you seriously forgeted up the computer beyond belief because even without proper drivers the GPU should still show up.

reinstall windows

Open all relevant tabs from Device Manager ("Unknown devices," "Display adapters," "Sound, video, and game controllers.")
Post a picture.

well you're forgeted then
how is that supposed to help me? this is the computer megathread, i'm expecting a little oh I don't know... help here.
well you are either doing something wrong or you seriously forgeted up the computer beyond belief because even without proper drivers the GPU should still show up.

reinstall windows
I really don't want to resort to reinstalling Windows just because of this issue. I'm using their official installer, nothing else. I don't understand how it would not work.

Open all relevant tabs from Device Manager ("Unknown devices," "Display adapters," "Sound, video, and game controllers.")
Post a picture.
« Last Edit: February 09, 2014, 11:27:22 PM by Acerblock »

how is that supposed to help me? this is the computer megathread, i'm expecting a little oh I don't know... help here.
we aren't magical coders who know how drivers work. we are as helpful as the rest of the internet, no more

we aren't magical coders who know how drivers work. we are as helpful as the rest of the internet, no more
it's the computer megathread, I'm not expecting a miracle to happen. I just want some advice.

its really weird for a GPU to be placed under "other devices" in device manager. but i doubt that "unknown device" is it. it should always be recognized as some sort of display adapter.

try to uninstall that unknown device and reboot and see if gpu pops back up in the device adapter section

if not reinstall is only choice

its really weird for a GPU to be placed under "other devices" in device manager. but i doubt that "unknown device" is it. it should always be recognized as some sort of display adapter.

try to uninstall that unknown device and reboot and see if gpu pops back up in the device adapter section

if not reinstall is only choice
Got it, uninstalled the driver then scanned for hardware changers. Detected the GPU, restarting.