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The front board is faulty somewhere, it made the mains transformer burn out. I found a new one, and the primary problem that caused the damage appeared. Few resistors start to smoke when power comes on, that's why I need to have the electrical scheme to find out where's the problem. Can someone...

Does the phone's bluetooth discover the headset at all? If not, you should start with the discover function before pair process. The headset should be turned on and it's LED should flash red and white. If the phone asks for pair code, enter 0000 to confirm pair process. If successfull, headset's...

DVI is a digital video interface bus. It transmitts video only. VGA is analog video bus. Only video signal. HDMI is a high-speed digital audio-video bus. You can split it to DVI video signal for example, but you can't split the audio, because it's digital too and all the TV audio inputs are...

My answer is only about the benefits and disadvamtages of using 1 and 2 cards. About the platform and the card itself - everyone has his own favorites. As a rule using a single high-end card is preferably.

Sure it is! You may put 2 mid-end or even 3 low-end cards, but they will not be equal to one high end. If the user has the chance to choose, the result is clear - single high-end card is the best choice.

Namely! At least two cards means more complicated configuration. I would choose this way if I was you, not to mention that 2 cards will use more power than one and therefore be hotter which means more noise. Also on normal resolutions 2 cards can be equal to one high-end one. Other problem may...