- Jul 12, 2010
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Hello,
First of all, I don't know which is the right forum for this. But decided to go for CPUs...
I have something weird happening really:
I have Intel i3 2100, Sapphire HD 6850 and Samsung SyncMaster B2030 (connected via DVI). Yesterday (and a couple of months ago) I connected my PC case to my TV (LG HDTV, LED) through HDMI. First it wouldn't display at times and would have to restart so thought it maybe a driver issue or something with the TV; but eventually it displayed so didn't bother...
The weird issue is when I was gaming while connecting the TV (and when I disconnected and got it back on my desk to the monitor like before) the CPU runs so fast, as if I don't have a GPU that is doing the graphics work. It's really weird because it happened the two times I connected it to the TV. I think maybe (if sounds reasonable) the CPU got into the graphics thing and doing some work that's not supposed to do.
So, how do I tackle this?
First of all, I don't know which is the right forum for this. But decided to go for CPUs...
I have something weird happening really:
I have Intel i3 2100, Sapphire HD 6850 and Samsung SyncMaster B2030 (connected via DVI). Yesterday (and a couple of months ago) I connected my PC case to my TV (LG HDTV, LED) through HDMI. First it wouldn't display at times and would have to restart so thought it maybe a driver issue or something with the TV; but eventually it displayed so didn't bother...
The weird issue is when I was gaming while connecting the TV (and when I disconnected and got it back on my desk to the monitor like before) the CPU runs so fast, as if I don't have a GPU that is doing the graphics work. It's really weird because it happened the two times I connected it to the TV. I think maybe (if sounds reasonable) the CPU got into the graphics thing and doing some work that's not supposed to do.
So, how do I tackle this?
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