Hey community first of all thanks for stopping by, well let me explain my issue.
My X51 was working as normal and i decided to upgrade some of the drivers because i had no internet for about 2 months, then i downloaded the A14 Bios update and the Nvidia driver 340.52 for my GTX 555 (Im using the discrete card with a mini hdmi to hdmi cable). A day after or less of updating my Toshiba 32" Tv exploded and never turned on again, so the next day i grabbed another tv (Samsung 32") and worked fine but the same day when i came back to my home and turned it on i added another tv to my graveyard.
My electricity connection is this: *Power outlet-----> Voltage Protector ----> Power Stick -----> Tv
------> Pc
So stepping aside the electricity issue factor, my question is if its possible that a driver can damage the tv?, its possible that a driver have changed some voltage values in the bios or the Nvidia Card?, i read about this and there is a possibility of transferring unwanted electricity via hdmi and damage bulbs or capacitators.
So i dont know what could be the issue because no climatic or dead short stuff were happening and the tv's and pc were plugged in the same power stick with a voltage protector and the pc is fine. Now im afraid of testing another tv or monitor.
Well i hope that someone can help me with this and discard a driver or update issue possibility.
Thanks.
My X51 was working as normal and i decided to upgrade some of the drivers because i had no internet for about 2 months, then i downloaded the A14 Bios update and the Nvidia driver 340.52 for my GTX 555 (Im using the discrete card with a mini hdmi to hdmi cable). A day after or less of updating my Toshiba 32" Tv exploded and never turned on again, so the next day i grabbed another tv (Samsung 32") and worked fine but the same day when i came back to my home and turned it on i added another tv to my graveyard.
My electricity connection is this: *Power outlet-----> Voltage Protector ----> Power Stick -----> Tv
------> Pc
So stepping aside the electricity issue factor, my question is if its possible that a driver can damage the tv?, its possible that a driver have changed some voltage values in the bios or the Nvidia Card?, i read about this and there is a possibility of transferring unwanted electricity via hdmi and damage bulbs or capacitators.
So i dont know what could be the issue because no climatic or dead short stuff were happening and the tv's and pc were plugged in the same power stick with a voltage protector and the pc is fine. Now im afraid of testing another tv or monitor.
Well i hope that someone can help me with this and discard a driver or update issue possibility.
Thanks.