The resolution and refresh rate options should be grayed out. Click on it, and select the appropriate refresh rate for your monitor(Either 144Hz or 120Hz).Īt the top, click on the Elgato monitor. In the resolution scroll box, scroll down and under PC, select 1080p. On the right sidebar, click on Change resolution.
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Now click on the Elgato monitor, and set it to No scaling, perform scaling on GPU.īelow, set the resolution to 1080p and the refresh rate to 60Hz. Now, on the right hand sidebar, click on Adjust desktop size and position.Ĭlick on the main monitor at the top, and under scaling, choose no scaling, and set the scaling to GPU.Īt the bottom, make sure the resolution is set to 1080p, and the refresh rate is set to 144Hz/120Hz Your screen may go black and flash, and a box will come up asking to keep the changes. Looking at internal cap cards and the Elgato Game Capture 4K60 Pro MK.2 keeps coming up as the best rated but I cant seem to figure out if it has that pass-through refresh rate. Hover over clone with, and select display 2. Im not going to be able to get my Avermedia external working since I dont have a TB slot on my motherboard so its pretty much fucking useless. In the second box below, right click on the primary display, marked with a big 1. In the select displays you want to use box, you should see your main monitor, and one called Elgato. On the left sidebar, click on Set up multiple displays Make sure that your main 144Hz/120Hz monitor is connected to your GPU via DVI/DisplayPort, and the HDMI output is connected to your HD60 HDMI input. In this guide, I will show you how you can use a 144Hz/120Hz or Nvidia G-sync monitor together with an Elgato Game Capture HD60, to play games at the high refresh rate, and record at a crisp, clear 1080p 60FPS.
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