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Upgraded from K4000M to M4000M. HDMI output can no longer do over 1080p 60hz, does not recognize monitor/tv specifications
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By stardude900
Hi all,
Wanted to chime in and thank everyone here for all their help.
I have been using an EXP GDC Beast with my R9 290 and Lenovo W520 without any issues.
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