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Can't duplicate monitors since switching to extending

Ark-A239
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I resolved the issue in the NVIDIA Control Panel by:

  1. disabling the capture card and applying the setting (so there is only 1 output)
  2. enabling the capture card, not applying settings
  3. cloning, THEN applying settings

Hello LTT Community!

 

I have a 2 PC setup for streaming and recording. My GPU in the gaming PC is connected to my gaming monitor and to a capture card which is in the streaming PC.

I switched to extending the "monitors" because the Monster Hunter Rise Demo wouldn't run otherwise. This is not the first time I turned duplication off, but I never had this issue before. I am certain that I did not change anything else.

 

I have tried the following:

  • Restarting both PCs
  • Updating drivers (uninstall with DDU in safe mode, clean install without network connection)
  • Unplugging and replugging every cable
  • Removing the overclock on gaming PC
  • Reducing resolutions and refresh rates of both the monitor and the capture card
  • Screaming

If I try it in the "Display Settings" it just says "The display settings could not be saved. Please try a different combination of display settings."

If I try it in the NVIDIA Control Panel, via "Clone with  >" it just disables the selected monitor (the checkmark is removed)

 

I have searched in this forum and on google, but I coulnd't find anything useful so far. I am at my wits end and hope that someone here could help me out.

 

PC Specs:

Gaming PC:

  • 2080 Ti (watercooled with NZXT Kraken G12)
  • Ryzen 5 5600X, air cooled with Scythe Fuma 2
  • 16 GB, 3600 RAM
  • X570 ITX Mobo from Asus
  • SF750 SFX PSU from Corsair
  • M.2 SSD Storage
  • Samsung Odyssey G7, 1440p 240Hz Monitor

Streaming PC:

  • Quadro M4000 GPU
  • Ryzen 7 1700
  • 32 GB, 3200 RAM
  • X470 mATX Mobo from Gigabyte
  • 550W EVGA PSU
  • Mix of SSD and HDD Storage
  • Elgato 4k60 Pro mk2
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I resolved the issue in the NVIDIA Control Panel by:

  1. disabling the capture card and applying the setting (so there is only 1 output)
  2. enabling the capture card, not applying settings
  3. cloning, THEN applying settings
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