Hey i have 2 monitors 1 is 144hz and other is 60hz and when i play games and i have like a video open on my 60hz monitor it makes my 144hz screen really laggy but i still get capped fps, anyone know how to fix this is or why its happening? I figured its just because its 60hz but idk
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Hey i have 2 monitors 1 is 144hz and other is 60hz and when i play games and i have like a video open on my 60hz monitor it makes my 144hz screen really laggy but i still get capped fps, anyone know how to fix this is or why its happening? I figured its just because its 60hz but idk
try using your discreet graphics card to power your 60hz, as in plug it in via vga cable to the back of your mobo
try using your discreet graphics card to power your 60hz, as in plug it in via vga cable to the back of your mobo
I tried plugging my 60hz monitor into my mobo and 144 into GPU and it was horrendous if there was any action on the 60hz screen. Not sure if it was just my pc being shit or not though.
I tried plugging my 60hz monitor into my mobo and 144 into GPU and it was horrendous if there was any action on the 60hz screen. Not sure if it was just my pc being shit or not though.
Is the video open running with flash? Sounds like vsync is making you see 60 fps on your main. My solution is to just play the game and not watch videos.
Is the video open running with flash? Sounds like vsync is making you see 60 fps on your main. My solution is to just play the game and not watch videos.
hoolitry using your discreet graphics card to power your 60hz, as in plug it in via vga cable to the back of your mobo
i dont even know what that means rofl
WithADanceNumberIs the video open running with flash? Sounds like vsync is making you see 60 fps on your main. My solution is to just play the game and not watch videos.
but i wanna watch stream while playing :( And its just not video its just any movement, like even if someone on steam messages me.
SetsulAMD GPU?
no geforce 760
[quote=hooli]try using your discreet graphics card to power your 60hz, as in plug it in via vga cable to the back of your mobo[/quote]
i dont even know what that means rofl
[quote=WithADanceNumber]Is the video open running with flash? Sounds like vsync is making you see 60 fps on your main. My solution is to just play the game and not watch videos.[/quote]
but i wanna watch stream while playing :( And its just not video its just any movement, like even if someone on steam messages me.
[quote=Setsul]AMD GPU?[/quote]
no geforce 760
i dont even know what that means rofl
[quote=WithADanceNumber]Is the video open running with flash? Sounds like vsync is making you see 60 fps on your main. My solution is to just play the game and not watch videos.[/quote]
but i wanna watch stream while playing :( And its just not video its just any movement, like even if someone on steam messages me.
[quote=Setsul]AMD GPU?[/quote]
no geforce 760
I don't see the problem.
Anything other than steam messages and flash causing lag?
Steam and Flash being pieces of shit and causing lag is perfectly normal. ("It's not a bug, it's a feature!"/s)
I don't see the problem.
Anything other than steam messages and flash causing lag?
Steam and Flash being pieces of shit and causing lag is perfectly normal. ("It's not a bug, it's a feature!"/s)
Anything other than steam messages and flash causing lag?
Steam and Flash being pieces of shit and causing lag is perfectly normal. ("It's not a bug, it's a feature!"/s)
What Hooli tried to say is, You should try running your second monitor of your integrated graphics card, which has the same Dvi input (or hdmi) as your graphics card, just try switching the plug from the gpu to the motherboard (and update drivers for both)
Anyway all of this is only possible if your CPU even has an onboard gpu
What Hooli tried to say is, You should try running your second monitor of your integrated graphics card, which has the same Dvi input (or hdmi) as your graphics card, just try switching the plug from the gpu to the motherboard (and update drivers for both)
Anyway all of this is only possible if your CPU even has an onboard gpu
Anyway all of this is only possible if your CPU even has an onboard gpu
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