- Oct 29, 2013
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Hello everyone. Just became a member on here and a proud owner of my very first PC build! I primarily use this as my primary recording studio computer/gaming/and some photo editing.
So the question and problem is: Everytime I try to enable "HD" mode in the bios it always prompts me with a "HD mode not compatible with current configuration" message. I'd like to obtain this mode because it's a great feature of the board. It allows you to see all the temps/cpu info and etc on the sides as well as having the main options in the center. After spending the money I have on this PC I feel I deserve this option! So....what the hell is going on?! And how do I fix it??
GPU to dvi-d connected to monitor. Intel graphics disabled. Pcie set to primary display.
Here's what I have(if this isn't important to my question than skip over haha)
Corsair Air 540
3 120mm Corsair High performance SP fans for intake
3 140mm Corsair Quiet AF fans for exhaust
Gigabyte Z87x UD3H
I7 4770K overclocked to 4.2 @ 1.076 volts
Noctua NHD14
Corsair Vengeance Pro 2x8 1866mhz
EVGA GTX 780 SC w/ ACX cooling
Corsair AX860i PSU
Samsung 840 Pro 128G&520G
WD Black 2TB HDD
So the question and problem is: Everytime I try to enable "HD" mode in the bios it always prompts me with a "HD mode not compatible with current configuration" message. I'd like to obtain this mode because it's a great feature of the board. It allows you to see all the temps/cpu info and etc on the sides as well as having the main options in the center. After spending the money I have on this PC I feel I deserve this option! So....what the hell is going on?! And how do I fix it??
GPU to dvi-d connected to monitor. Intel graphics disabled. Pcie set to primary display.
Here's what I have(if this isn't important to my question than skip over haha)
Corsair Air 540
3 120mm Corsair High performance SP fans for intake
3 140mm Corsair Quiet AF fans for exhaust
Gigabyte Z87x UD3H
I7 4770K overclocked to 4.2 @ 1.076 volts
Noctua NHD14
Corsair Vengeance Pro 2x8 1866mhz
EVGA GTX 780 SC w/ ACX cooling
Corsair AX860i PSU
Samsung 840 Pro 128G&520G
WD Black 2TB HDD
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