Initial setup of your FYARE PC – step-by-step guide
Setting up your new FYARE PC for the first time is straightforward if you follow a few basic steps. In this article, we'll show you how to connect everything correctly, configure the optimal display settings, and get the most out of your graphics card.
1. Connect the correct cables
The first step in setting up your PC is connecting your monitors. Pay particular attention to the following points:
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Use a DisplayPort cable: Be sure to connect your display to the graphics card and not the motherboard. This is the only way to utilize your GPU's full performance and enable G-Sync or FreeSync.
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HDMI as an alternative: If your monitor or GPU doesn't have a DisplayPort connection, HDMI will also work, but features like G-Sync are often only available via DisplayPort.
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Ensure power supply: Don't forget to connect your monitor and PC to the power supply correctly.
2. Initial Windows setup
After connecting, you can start the PC and set up Windows:
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Select language, region and time zone
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Connect WLAN or LAN
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Set up a Microsoft account (alternatively a local account)
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Confirm privacy and update settings
Tip: Let Windows check for updates before installing drivers. This ensures a more stable installation.
3. Perform Windows Updates
Before you begin installing the drivers, you should make sure your system is up to date:
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Go to Settings → Update & Security → Windows Update
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Click Check for Updates
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Install all available updates and restart your PC if necessary
This ensures that your operating system runs stably and that there are no conflicts with current drivers.
4. Update graphics card drivers
To ensure your PC delivers maximum performance and all of your GPU's features are available, you should update your graphics card drivers:
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NVIDIA cards: Use the NVIDIA GeForce Experience Manager or download the latest driver directly from the NVIDIA website
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AMD cards: Use Radeon Software for automatic updates or download the driver from the AMD website
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After installation, we recommend restarting your PC to ensure all changes are applied correctly.
Tip: Regularly updating your GPU drivers ensures better performance and compatibility with new games or applications.
5. Adjust display resolution, refresh rate and G-Sync / FreeSync
For the best and smoothest PC or gaming experience, it's crucial that your display settings are configured correctly. This ensures optimal use of your monitor and prevents screen tearing.
Step 1: Set display resolution and refresh rate
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Right-click on the desktop → Display settings
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Under “Scaling and Resolution” select the native resolution of your monitor
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Set the maximum refresh rate under “Advanced display settings”
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Optional: Adjust HDR or color space if your monitor supports it
Step 2: Enable G-Sync (NVIDIA)
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Right-click on the desktop → NVIDIA Control Panel
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Select the menu item Display → Set up G-SYNC
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Check “Enable G-SYNC”
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Select the monitor on which G-SYNC will be used
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Apply and confirm settings
Step 3: Enable FreeSync (AMD)
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Right-click on the desktop → Open AMD Radeon Software
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Select the Display tab
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Enable FreeSync option
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Check monitor: FreeSync is only enabled if the monitor supports it
Tip: When G-Sync or FreeSync is enabled, the graphics card dynamically adjusts the refresh rate to your game's FPS, ensuring an extremely smooth and stutter-free gaming experience.
Additional tip: VSync should always be disabled in games, otherwise it can block the adaptive synchronization of G-Sync or FreeSync.
6. Further optimizations
After the basic configuration is completed, it is worth taking a look at:
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Adjust energy modes: Set gaming PCs to “high performance”
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Monitor color calibration: For best image quality, especially for workstations for content creation
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Regular updates: Keep both Windows and GPU drivers up to date
With these steps, your FYARE PC is ready to go, offering maximum performance for gaming, work, or creative projects. Initial setup takes only a few minutes but ensures a stable system and optimal image quality.






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