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Hello Steve, you can select to open in a new window instead of a new tab inside the settings of the app, that's all, nothing else required.

The hidden Icons are in the taskbar, click on the arrow in the right end.

Hello William, given that i would change RGB and other settings from the monitor own menu, you should take a look into the hidden icons and you should find the graphic card control panel, I can't remember how it's called for AMD and from there you can change some settings like contrast...

Thank you very much Wiganken and Pparks for your interest on my question and for your explanation. I'll just give you some clarifications on my current system which I'm quite satisfied, I process RAW images of over 80 MB with the latest versions of photoshop and Lightroom without major problems...

Hi all Eleven forum users, first of all I have to say that the forum is one of the sites I daily visit to get news and any information to have my system (Win 22H2 OS Build 22621.1928) running updated and smooth, as anyone can see mine is a dated (12 years) I have googled a lot and found that...

If you don't want to open your GPU settings to change the Gamma the only way is to buy a calibration tool like the Datacolor Spyder X or something like it, so you can create different profiles and recall them from it's software.

Hello Boatzen, the default gamma value of your graphic card is the one supposed to be use, if you did some adjustment and you don't like the result just go to your gpu panel and set it back to default; if you don't have a properly calibrated monitor, you shouldn't change default settings.

Intel i7-2600

Hello Jimmy, Welcome to Elevenforum.

I bought this PSU last year, great value for money and very well built: https://www.amazon.it/gp/product/B07MBQMKN2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1 It is really silent and also it is listed as a "Tier A" and though it's listed in the low priority it is a reliable PSU, find the...

Hello Again Defuse, here is a great link to calculate the required power supply wattage. https://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator

Hello Defuse, I could be wrong but after taking a look at the specs of your system, if the problem is not the GPU itself, i have the feeling that your issue could be related to your PSU, I think that 650W may not be enough to power your hardware properly.

Hello A Guy, thank you very much for your welcome.

Hello WXC, thank you very much for your welcome.

Hi Spapakons I think it is something relating to the "Band Steering" settings in your router, it has to be enabled.