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i am sorry, i see i forgot more informations. ok so first a list of system details: CPU: Intel i7-6700kRAM: 16GB DDR-4 RAMGFX: EVGA GTX 1080 FTWOS: Windows 10 Home 64-bitnvidia display driver version: 368.81Main Display: Acer Predator 24in (1920x1080@144hz)2nd Display: LG 29in Ultrawide (2560x1080@60hz)Cap Card: AVerMedia ExtremeCap U3 (1920x1080) what we have tried: al tabbing setup manually the resolution in game setting file playing around with, fullscreen, windowed mode, borderless windowed mode reinstall the game disable secondary monitors disable g-sync but what i saw while i wrote this, i reminded me on something.. it is a evga gpu and maybe he use evga precision, that would explain the low fps in windowed mode. evga precision has a option to clock down in desktop mode and could still be on if he play in windowed mode. need to wait for his answer to confirm that. would not solve the fullscreen problem, but he could play it at least windowed with good fps.

just an idea what it could be, would help too..

Hi, so i am not 100% sure if i am in the right section for that, so sry if not. here we go... it is not my computer but i do my best to explain the problem. this is how the setup looks like: http://imgur.com/hk8qXf1 when he is streaming, he use a second computer with a capture card (AVermedia ExtremeCap U3). to be able to use his main display at a high refresh rate (144hz) and use the capture card, he has to clone his main display with the capture card rather than use pass-through. how the problem looks like: http://imgur.com/7ts7hGP game in fullscreen (left primary monitor 1920x1080) extends into the monitor on the right (secondary monitor) game: miscreated the problem is, when attempting to play miscreated in fullscreen mode with the capture card enabled, it sets the game to this strange resolution that overlaps into the second monitor and leaves all the menu options or UI in game unclickable. having the game in windowed mode is fine, but that's not an option due to how poor the performance in windowed mode is.

the tool will download the iso and install in on the usb, so expect around 1 hour+ to wait. don't know how long i will be awake so if you finished it: boot the other pc with the usb stick and follow the instalattion instructions. to get into the fast boot selection, just spam the F8 key on startup (if it doesnt work it is another key, just spam F8-F12). you will see a blue window with a list of all the storage mediums they are connected with the computer, select the usb stick with the arrow keys on the keyboard and press enter. the computer will restart and boot from the usb..

i am not really sure i understand that right..so if you make the usb now with an windows 7 computer, just use the tool for it on the microsoft site. 1.) https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10 Download Tool Now 2.) start tool and chose create installation for another computer 3.) chose the windows version you want and on the next pages the usb settings...

use the Boot Camp Assistant app like in the guide, don't just copy the iso on the usb. use the guide, scroll down to " creating a windows 10 installer drive from os x with boot camp assisant" How to Create a Windows 10 Installer USB Drive from Mac OS X

you don't install it on the mac. you are just using the mac to make an usb stick with windows on it (like you said). so you can boot the new computer with the usb stick and install windows from the usb stick. *by the way, windows keys working 10 times before you cant use it anymore.

i never had an mac but just do that. just do like the guide says , that i have posted. put your 8gb or more usb into your mac download an windows 10 iso Download Windows 10 ISO File Using A Mac then make point for point like the guide it says. How to Create a Windows 10 Installer USB Drive from Mac OS X (scroll down to " creating a windows 10 installer drive from os x with boot camp assisant")

How to Create a Windows 10 Installer USB Drive from Mac OS X Swollen Electrolytes says in the comments: You can also use the command line hdiutil and dd tools in two step process, converting the ISO to IMG, then writing the IMG to target disk: Convert Windows 10 ISO to IMG file: hdiutil convert -format UDRW -o ~/path/to/Windows10.img ~/path/to/Windows10.iso Then dd to copy the img to the USB disk by ID#: sudo dd if=/path/to/Windows10.img of=/dev/rdisk### bs=1m How to Copy an ISO to a USB Drive from Mac OS X with dd

spam ENTF key on start to go in the bios go into the bios and configure the right boot sequence. the hard drive with windows on it/you want to install windows on it should be on place one. insert your windows CD and restart - install windows edit: eahm sry i mean "Insert" key.

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I am not really into monitors, watched some reviews, read some stuff.. Right now i use the TV LG 42CS460 42'' Monitor, so its not hard to find a better one.^^ I don't want to go so much smaller, looking around 30'' right now. UltraWide looks good.. Primarily for gaming and for an Nvidia build, future update will be a single 1070 gpu. Because the GPU update i wish i could find one for around 500Euro, but you can post me 500-1000 examples. The G-Sync is pretty expensive, maybe pick one without it and enable Adaptive Vsync? What i like so far Predator Z35 (not sure about the price and resolution, i like the Hz anti blur and g-Sync) Right now i am a little bit overloaded from all the monitors and features, so monday i will go to the shop and get an impression from UltraWide, the normal flat 27-29'' and over all monitors. thanks for help, cheers guy's