BladeEngage

okay for #1 thanks I guess I read the manual wrong

and for #2 would a DVI-D (dual link) to HDMI also work?

I need help with 2 different problems using my new HTC Vive... first is with my base stations. I have both directly across from each other and they are on different channels, one has the lights go on and the other only has the letter but the small bottom light is green

second I need a way that I can have my monitor plugged in through HDMI into the motherboard and the vive plugged into the Graphics card with HDMI, my graphics card is an EVGA 1080 ti so it only has one HDMI output. any advice is needed.

I have multiple monitors both by LG and I am wanting to have both monitors connected to my EVGA 1080 ti. I have my main monitor working, this one uses an HDMI port. But my second monitor will not connect, it won't even be detected by Windows 10. Also, if I go into the NVIDIA control panel I don't see another monitor. Both monitors do work with another computer and I know the cables do as well. The second monitor is using a DVI-D to VGA adapter. My motherboard is an ASUS Z370-E, and I know my specs are all compatible. Another side note, I haven't changed anything in the BIOS other than turn on integrated graphics to try running it through the motherboard. That didn't work either.

So another problem with my computer build. On my old Windows 8.1 PC, my Blue Yeti worked perfectly. But now on my new PC running Windows 10 it does not. I have all the latest drivers installed for my Z370-E Asus motherboard. I've also tried what is recommended on the Microsoft help forums and that didn't work. Any guidance would be appreciated.

Just now, App4that said:

You should get a display even without an OS. So the card, HDMI to VGA adaptor, or cable is possibly bad. 

It would have to be the port then because i can use the adapter and cord on other computers, thanks though.

In my brand new system i cant get a display when plugged into my gpu, when plugged into the motherboard i get a display. Do i need to install Windows before my GPU will work? I am using an hdmi to vga adapter.

Okay sweet, thanks everybody for all the help!

Wow, I didn't think it was that easy. Thanks! Another followup question, could I use the Windows 10 USB more than once on different computers?

Heyo everybody! So with my new computer on arrival, I have been wondering how I can set it up so my SSD will load windows but all my downloads and files will go on my hard drive for mass storage. I am installing windows off a USB onto the computer off a first-time startup.

Just get the vive, not the vive pro. The pro isn't worth the money.

I'm sure that I do and I know that I worked perfectly.

It shouldn't be your powersuppy as 450w should definitely be enough, I'm thinking that it's your GPU not being compatible with this CPU.

I have added a third and it worked perfectly.

If you have the GPU inserted and you plug into the motherboard and go into BIOS does your GPU show as its detected?

Try using a VGA cable then if that doesn't work plug your HDMI cable into your motherboard and see if the GPU is even connecting.

Check and make sure that all of your wires are plugged in all the way then run through the BIOS and see if there is a GPU there. Also, are you using HDMI or VGA?

Okay sorry, you can get a 3rd base station. They are basically the same so I didn't think I would have to distinguish between the two.

Have you updated all your drivers? Also, it could be a problem with bloatware. Try to find some bloatware removal programs along with going into your program files and deleting everything that isn't needed. You could just have something running in the background that you are unaware of.

4 hours ago, Sakkura said:

You can't add extra cameras to the Vive.

You can use 3 cameras for better tracking.

Okay, that sounds perfect, well know I think I know what I am doing for sure.

Oh okay, do you have Discord? It would make it easier for us to talk. I'll make sure to ask you if I need help!

I will take that into account, thanks for the tips! Do you have any recommendations on OBS or streaming tutorials?

I have an idea about it, I've used it to screen record a VR project I created in unreal so I had to do some overlay shizz but I got it to work eventually.

I'm planning on trying to make a youtube channel so I thought I would post this, I'm mainly planning on using Twitch so I'm kinda scavenging for stuff.

Is that all?! Wow, I always thought there would be more. Thanks a lot!