Recent content by Wadesie16

Eureka! I figured it out. I used everything that Avermedia provides in their box (plus a display port cable, DVI Cable, and 3.5mm Jack Y-Splitter). Plug in the HDMI Cable they give you from your graphics card to the "HDMI-IN" on the capture card. Plug in the HDMI to DVI adapter they give you...

So I want to use my Avermedia to display the game that I am playing without using my CPU or anything like that. Here's what I'm running: Display Port plugged into my graphics card running to a DP splitter Display Port cable running to my monitor Display Port to HDMI cable running to my...

You are right, i didn't mean lag. I meant frame dropping and any studder issues while running high quality/bitrate videos on all three screens

Now let me throw one more idea at you, what about two 2560x1440 and one 4k monitor.. A GTX 960 would work that as well?

Most likely not. I'm not a software engineer, but for some reason after a period of time something goes wrong in their code or they feel as though they need to update something that isn't ready to be released etc. Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 are Essentially the exact same thing. The only...

Sounds Good.

It will give one clean driver that is fully functional and fully supported. I never, EVER, use GeForce Experience because it has a lot of issues. I go to Nvidia's website every time Geforce Experience tells me there's an update available and then also do a clean install every time. The Safe Mode...

As long as your CPU and motherboard support on-board video, yes. You can plug one monitor into the monitor and the other into the Graphics Card. You need to know that the two monitors may look a little different even if they are the exact same name and brand, because they will be running on...

Here's what I personally would do. I would restore the default settings, go to Nvidia's website, go to drivers, download the reccomended driver for you card, run the .exe file, when installing it will give the option between default or custom, choose custom, click "perform a clean install"...

Is the driver crashing in the middle of an install or is it randomly crashing throughout gaming/what ever you are doing? When you say "crash" what do you mean, because a lot of people have different definitions of a PC "crashing".

I am purchasing a four monitor setup. I already have two BenQ 144Hz 1ms. I'm purchasing one more and the 28" Asus 4k 1ms for designing and less clutter. I'm a streamer/youtuber (under a different username) and one PC will be hooked up to the two full HD monitors and also to the 4k. My actual...