DanishPrince

I5-4670k 8gb ram Asus z97-ar motherboard I run dual monitor setup using DVI-HDMI and it works fine. I just tested using DVI-HDMI on the TV and same thing happens so it's not only the HDMI port that's the problem. I've tried several different resolutions both with online content and local files and I've tried different formats, Avi, Mkv, Mp4 and so on.

I recently bought a new 4K tv. My plan was to use an HDMI switch to connect my PC, PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch to the tv using a 10m HDMI cabel. Everything works fine with the 3 consoles but whenever I play a video file from the PC the video and audio stutters and a generally unwatchable. This happens both with local files and videos from the internet. I've tried several formats and resolutions but same thing. I have tried connecting the cabel directly to my GPU without the HDMI switch and same thing happens. I have also tried using my laptop where everything works perfectly so I can conclude that it's neither the HDMI cabel or the switch that is the problem. I have an Asus Strix GTX 970 in my PC and use Windows 10 64-bit and have tried updating the drivers without succes. Does anyone on here know what the problem can be? Something with the pc's setting or drivers that I haven't figured out or could it be a bad HDMI port on the GPU? I have no way of testing a different GPU at this point

I think it's a really cool concept. I'm not too fond of the design but that sure wouldn't stop me from using the crap out of this thing. Would love to take this around and seeing peoples expression when I load up a Nintendo 64 emulator With Mario Kart. They will accept my challenge, they will try to beat me and they will fail.

The Aria headset is my favorite. The looks is outstanding due to the Pine Wood used on the cups.