It would create an unbalanced connection, possibly causing signal issues or damage to the hardware.
It would create an unbalanced connection, possibly causing signal issues or damage to the hardware.
I was attempting to start my old PC to move some Minecraft worlds, so I connected the HDMI from my current machine to mine. It didn’t boot, so I unplugged it. When I removed it, I mistakenly plugged my old PC into the monitor instead. Since my old system used integrated graphics and my new one has a Radeon 5600X GPU, I didn’t notice any difference. After that, Minecraft crashed repeatedly, insisting my AMD drivers needed updating. I thought it was odd but eventually updated them. When I tried to launch again, the game kept asking for driver updates. I checked if the issue was specific to Minecraft or other games, so I switched to CS2 and entered a deathmatch. It loaded fine, but gameplay was extremely laggy with many frame drops. Could this be related to the GPU connection change?
The issue isn't related to a physical duel or energy beams. The problem likely stems from an outdated driver. Consider reverting to the previous version you installed.