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Your answer was right. I didn't know that the Avermedia card would be recognized as a monitor on my gaming PC, and that I would need to manipulate something on the gaming PC's settings. Went into the Nvidia monitor settings and saw the Avermedia card listed as a monitor. Apparently it was set...

*fullscreen clone only captures the wallpaper. I can tell the capture card is recognizing changes on my gaming PC because it flickers on and off a little when I'm loading GO (this is normal for my gaming PC too). I just need the capture card to recognize and show the game.

The gaming PC image comes from the HDMI cord from the Gaming PC's GPU to the capture card HDMI input. I tried adding an HMDI output from the capture card to a monitor, and it just goes fullscreen clone of the gaming pc's screen.

Right now I have it set up like this: 1. GAMING PC: a. GPU output to 144hz monitor via DVI 2. Gaming PC to Stream PC: a. GPU output to capture card input via HDMI B. Audio Output from on-board audio to capture card audio input (not really worried about audio at this...

I just bought an avermedia Live Gamer HD for a 2 PC setup to stream CS:GO. Everything is working as it should, except that the capture card seems to only capture my gaming PC's wallpaper, and nothing else including icons or cS:GO when I have it open. Thoughts? Also, the usermanual doesn't...

Also, Here's my Specs: 4-32 inch LG Tv's as monitors (three used in surround, 1 as accessory) AMD 8320 CPU 800w Corsair PSU 16G Patriot 1833 ram 128G Samsung SSD w/ 1TB WD Black HDD for storage Asus m5a99x EVO r2.0 Motherboard 2 Asus GTX660's in SLI 4 120MM fans.

I have a 5760x1080 setup w/ an accessory display (4-32' monitors). I recently installed the accessory display, and after that have been having a problem with my comp randomly shutting down, but still able to boot back up. I disconnected the accessory display to see if it would still happen...

Thanks for the quick responses guys, I really appreciate it. I think I might actually end back the CPU to get an FX-6300 (only 10 bucks more), so I'll have to wait to try it out till the new CPU gets here. You think I can boot from a formatted USB with the proper drivers on it, install them...

USAFRet, Thanks for the quick response, man! It is OEM unfortunately. Does that mean I'll need to buy a new windows 7 copy? Or just re-install with the same disk, and enter the corresponding code?

I have an old HDD w/ Windows 7 that I replaced in my primary computer. I'm building a secondary computer with some new components and some old components. Here's a comparison of parts: GPU, PSU, Optical Drives, peripherils--All were used on the HDD in question HDD associated...

Although I don't have the same mobo, the answers in this thread (mobo power cord unseated) saved my from throwing my new PC build out the window haha. I had just put in two new cooling fans and 2 8 GB sticks in my build. CPU fan wouldn't start, and red CPU LED light came on. After checking...