Windows 10: Acer Nitro Amd

When turning on the PC, the Acer logo appears, then a black screen and the sound of Windows starting is heard. If you enter the password, the screen is white. When rebooting, the problem goes away, but over time it appears again.What could it be and how to solve this problem? And sometimes the drivers crash on both video cards.Model Nitro AN16-41https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbEn0Q30LJ4&t=1s

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Acer Outs Nitro 50 Series Desktops, Nitro VG0 and RG0 Series Monitors

Acer today unveiled new Nitro Series gaming desktop PCs and monitors that expand its Nitro product family, designed for outstanding casual gameplay at affordable prices. The new Acer Nitro 50 Series desktops and Nitro VG0 and RG0 Series monitors easily handle demanding processing and graphics requirements for both content creation and consumption.

• Powered by up to 8th Gen Intel Core i7 processors and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 GPUs, Acer Nitro 50 Series desktops offer performance that exceeds the needs of casual gamers and can easily handle graphic-intensive tasks.
• Sleek and stylish, the new Acer Nitro VG0 and RG0 series monitors both earned 2018 Red Dot Design Awards.
• They feature AMD Radeon FreeSync and up to a 1 ms Visual Response Boost to deliver smooth and tear-free gameplay.

Acer Nitro 50 Desktops
Acer created the Nitro 50 Series for those seeking the processing power and capabilities only a desktop PC can offer. These performance PCs are powered by up to 8th Gen Intel Core i7 processors, and equipped with up to NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 GPUs to deliver superior performance for graphic-intensive tasks - including gaming.

They deliver stunning 4K resolution visuals and can support up to four displays simultaneously for immersive gameplay. With up to a 3 TB HDD and a 512 GB SSD, there's no shortage of storage. They sport a handy wireless charging deck for keeping users' Qi-enabled wireless devices powered up and ready to go. To top it off, the Nitro 50 series features striking and edgy armor-inspired housing with front-facing LED lighting that emits a sinister red glow.

Lastly, the Nitro 50 desktops optimize network speed for gaming, browsing, and streaming through Realtek Dragon LAN. For totally immersive entertainment or to transform the gaming experience into an eye-popping stereoscopic experience, just match the Nitro 50 desktop with an Acer Nitro VG0 or RG0 monitor.

Nitro VG0 and RG0 Series Monitors
Acer has unveiled two new gaming monitors series at its Next@Acer event - the Nitro VG0 and RG0. These new monitors come with an IPC Panel and support for AMD Radeon FreeSync.

The Acer Nitro RG0 series offers ultra-thin monitors with sleep 27-inch thin profile. You get 27 and 23.8-inch models. It offers 1920×1080@75Hz and aims at 1080p Full HD gaming and multimedia experience. These monitors also have two 2W stereo speakers. Acer has also integrated Acer Game Mode into monitors that has eight pre-set display modes optimized for different kind of needs.





These new IPS5 monitors with AMD Radeon FreeSync satisfy gamers' need for speed with a blazing fast response time of up to 1 ms Visual Response Boost (VRB) for smooth gameplay without breaking the bank. The Acer Nitro VG0 series is available with 27-, 23.8- and 21.5-inch panels delivering true-to-life color, and resolutions of 4K UHD, WQHD or Full HD. The ultra-thin Acer Nitro RG0 series boasts a sleek .27-inch thin profile and is offered in 27- and 23.8-inch models. Both models feature sophisticated but functional design that have earned them 2018 Red Dot Design Awards.

Boasting AMD Radeon FreeSync, the new Nitro monitor's frames sync with the graphics card's frames to eliminate screen tearing and minimize lag, allowing for smooth gaming. Integrated Visual Response Boost (VRB) decreases blur in fast moving images to achieve the effect of a 1ms MPRT, along with up to 144 Hz refresh rates. Integrated 6-axis color adjustment lets gamers fine-tune color, hue and saturation to best suit the game at hand, while built-in black boost enables gamers to select from 11 black level options to optimize visual advantage and clearly spot enemies, duck for cover, or navigate curves on a race track.





The new Nitro RG0 series' 1920x1080@75Hz resolution delivers excellent visual detail, and is perfect for 1080p Full HD gaming, multimedia, and productivity applications, including Blu-ray Disc console gaming and widescreen cinematic playback.

The IPS panels provide accurate views even at wide angles of up to 178 degrees horizontally and vertically. For optimum viewing angles, the monitors can tilt from -5 to 20 degrees [-5 to 15 degrees for RG0 series]. Meeting 72 percent of the NTSC standard and delivering a 250 cd/m2 brightness, Acer Nitro monitors produce vibrant colors and images. Two 2W stereo speakers deliver quality audio and HDMI, VGA and DisplayPort ports4 connect to a wide array of PCs to support powerful sound effects.





Integrated Acer Game Mode has eight pre-set display modes to optimize visuals depending on the type of content being displayed. Display modes include Action, Racing, Sport, User, Standard, ECO, Graphic and Movie. Settings are easily accessed through a hotkey or the On Screen Display (OSD) settings menu.

Acer VisionCare encompassing Flickerless, BlueLightShield, ComfyView and low-dimming technologies enhance viewing comfort during long gaming periods. Outfitted with a VESA mount, the monitors can be hung on a wall to free up desk space, leaving more room for game sticks, mice and more. In addition, a ZeroFrame design maximizes viewing area and supports near seamless multi-monitor setups.

Pricing and Availability

• The Acer Nitro 50 gaming desktops will be available in North America in July starting at $799; in EMEA in May starting at €999; and in China in July starting at ¥5,999.
• The Acer Nitro VG0 gaming monitors will be available in North America in June starting at $129.99; in EMEA in May starting at €129; and in China in May starting at ¥999.
• The Acer Nitro RG0 gaming monitors will be available in North America in July starting at $169.99; and in EMEA in May starting at €139.

 

Realtek Audio Console on Acer Nitro 5

Hello all. I recently noticed that my Acer Nitro 5 was no longer detecting any headset devices and I am unable to get any input via the mic (and have also borrowed other headsets from the original one I had, all of which have the single 3.5mm jack which
works with the Acer Nitro 5's single audio input). I am also only getting this when I pull up the Realtek Audio Console:



What steps should I take to resolve this issue?

 

Webcam not detected Acer V17 Nitro

I managed to solve a problem with my Aspire V17 Nitro camera problem.

I had next problems:

• no camera detected in device manager (error 43)
  
• When tried to install new driver, I've got error
• Automatic update of driver didn't help

To solve the problem:

• Open Device manager
• Find camera - my camera wasn't visible by default. Go to View --> Show hidden devices
  
  After that, I've got 4 different camera devices, all with driver error 43
• Remove all camera devices (2 was in Imagining devices, and two was in Camera)
• Download and install last camera driver from Acer webpage
• Restart computer

Hope that this would solve your problem too.