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Alexander wrote: Wed Oct 28, 2020 11:49 pm So the 2000-series GPUs are retired ?.

It will never happen don't worry. Have you ever seen the power draw of the RTX-3000 series?

Daniel wrote: Wed Oct 28, 2020 11:46 pm I really want to buys this laptop , but not available in my country, import duty is expensive

You can find the alternate in Europe under XMG brand name.

Wow, I'm watching and I still can't believe - first laptop actually done right?

Alexander wrote: Wed Oct 28, 2020 11:17 pm Its because your processor isn't supporting your current motherboard. what are the exact models of your mobo and CPU ?

This might possible, i am using Z490 and i am using Intel i5 10 generation processor

It will be affected since you changed your mother board which mean it could boot without problems and install new drivers. It can refuse the reboot too which mean you need a complete fresh installation of Win 10.


I am unable to installing new windows since my display is going to sleep ...

Did you connect your monitor wires with the GPU ? and not to the motherboard ?. And did you install the new Windows ?

Yup I've successfully connected the display wire with my Graphic Card, and i am using my previous hard disk and i didn't install new windows on it is there any issue ?


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Daniel wrote: Wed Oct 28, 2020 9:48 pm Did you connect your monitor wires with the GPU ? and not to the motherboard ?. And did you install the new Windows ?

Yup I've successfully connected the display wire with my Graphic Card, and i am using my previous hard disk and i didn't install new windows on it is there any issue ?

Hello pcworldforum members. Hope you all guys are fine
Ok so i recently changed my motherboard with MSI MPG When i turn my PC on everything work fine
Like CPU fans, Hard disk, LED lights, and graphic card. but my display is not showing.

I see thanks for the suggest guy i will surly go with the kettle plug (C13)

Ethan wrote: Mon Oct 26, 2020 8:32 pm You should not go with Surge protectors. Use the original cables. , one strip having a fuse/breaker attached. They are made as cheaply as possible and easily overloaded.

What do you mean by overloaded ?