A:AnswerI bought the same rig just a couple weeks ago, I had this problem when using a DisplayPort > HDMI cable, so I swapped back to using the regular HDMI > HDMI cable and it works just right.
The only things that I can think of is to 1) check and make sure your card is securely plugged into the motherboard (it can potentially come loose from being shipped/moved around, just be gentle with it), 2) download the correct driver software for the graphics card, and 3) use an hdmi > hdmi cable.
For the driver software, go to the nvidia website and download the latest driver software for your specific graphics card.
When doing so, be aware that there are desktop and notebook versions of identical graphics cards, make sure you're searching the GeForce 10 series and not the GeForce 10 series (notebooks).
Another option for getting driver software for your GPU is to right click the start button, go to device manager, find "Display Adapters" in the list that shows up, right click the nvidia graphics card and select update driver software.
I'm not trying to assume you didn't do anything listed here, but I wasn't there when this happened so I just want to make sure I covered all bases that I know of.
Hope this helps!
A:AnswerHello,
Unfortunately BB921 is EOL ( End of Life), but you can order BB930 which has the same specs as BB921. I hope this helps.
Thank you.
Best.
A:AnswerI did not hook mine up to a monitor, but to my 52 inch Samsung TV via the HDMI cable. It too did not recognize the input. I had to push the button along the top row of the keyboard that looked to have a picture of a monitor on it to work. On a laptop I usually have to push the "fn" key with the "F8", but this one was a little different.
A:AnswerOther than having the 6 GB version of the 1060, which is a tad faster than the 3 GB version that comes with this system, the person who made this youtube video has basically the same system specs. Looks like it runs very well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdv5DoRX0aQ
Same with this video, using the 3 GB version.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfE6RKgZB6M
A:AnswerWell I've streamed movies, television shows, and anime without problem. My computer runs fast for me and streaming works well. Hope that helps.
A:AnswerYeah it is. Might get at least 60fps on ultra with some dips during crazy bits. Battlefield is a pretty intense game. I suggest getting this and upping the graphics card to a titan.
A:AnswerNo need to worry. There are two connectors on that line and as long as one is plugged into your graphics card, it is fine. The other one would be used for a SLI or Crossfire setup.
A:AnswerObviously, it's got less memory, but if you google the GTX 1060 3GB card, you'll find that the GPU chip also has less horsepower than the 6GB version. It's a money vs. performance tradeoff. You'll have to read the reviews and benchmarks and decide for yourself....
A:AnswerProbably a full. Go to pcpartpicker.com and see if the parts are compatible with a mid tower. You might be able to swing it since there is a lot of space in this tower.
A:AnswerRemote only, since lights are not hooked to system. There is a sensor just right of the sSD card on the left side. Point the remote at it and that should work.
