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I am having problems with my dual monitor set up, the 2nd monitor I have (completely the same as the first) experiences lagging problems when I have a youtube video playing on the other monitor, however, if I hide the video (minimize/switch tabs), the lag is lessened/goes away.
My graphics card I am using is a ASUS GTX 760, the first monitor is plugged into my DVI-D Port with an HDMI converter, and my 2nd monitor is plugged into my DVI-I port with an HDMI converter as well.
Just throwing it out there, if I play the video on the 2nd monitor, the first does not lag, I only have problems with the 2nd, does DVI-I to HDMI not work as well as DVI-D to HDMI? Is that not my problem? Any help would be appreciated!
POST EDIT: I found that this lag is a glitch with Windows Aero, and by switching back to the default windows desktop backgrounds, it was actually fixed.
Thanks,
Nick
My graphics card I am using is a ASUS GTX 760, the first monitor is plugged into my DVI-D Port with an HDMI converter, and my 2nd monitor is plugged into my DVI-I port with an HDMI converter as well.
Just throwing it out there, if I play the video on the 2nd monitor, the first does not lag, I only have problems with the 2nd, does DVI-I to HDMI not work as well as DVI-D to HDMI? Is that not my problem? Any help would be appreciated!
POST EDIT: I found that this lag is a glitch with Windows Aero, and by switching back to the default windows desktop backgrounds, it was actually fixed.
Thanks,
Nick
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The FPS might be different with different type brand monitors.
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Slyest wrote The FPS might be different with different type brand monitors.
The refresh rate governs the max FPS that can be displayed. Almost always 60 Hz regardless of manufacterer.
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