Multiple Monitors Are KILLING Your Gaming Performance! Here's How You Fix It
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I wasn't even looking for this answer! Was definitely having this issue and low and behold you popped up in my feed and saved the day!
Same. I noticed hardware acceleration messes everything up years ago, but overtime you tend to forget to shut it off after clean installing your pc and whatnot. Glad I found the answer to why it messes everything up. I have a tv as one of my monitors that runs in 60hz and my other to monitors run in 144hz so that explains it.
I’d be careful doing this, depending on your CPU this could make things worse as this adds a significant load to your CPU to play video as it does it without any decoding help from the gpu
You are right! it made it worse!
@@DittyBitty69 13700k good for this?
@@seiram2404 doing it on my 10700k, been playing games fine with youtube on the other screen
@@seiram2404 Just go with a 13900k
@@seiram2404 very bad cpu so no bro
Thanks alot for this tip!
I quite frequently have video playing in the other monitor while i play, and i noticed that either my game would lag or the video would drop to 480p.
Interestingly, i did not have this problem with my old PC. Recently upgraded from Gtx1060 into 6800xt, i7 4770k into R5 7600x....well anyway, this tip worked wonders.
Bro is multitasking
Just a quick tip, if you are turning off hardware acceleration this will put all the browsers load on your your CPU instead of your GPU if your CPU is better than your GPU then you can turn this on, if you CPU isn't very good I'd leave it check on.
Ryzen 7 5800x3d and 3070ti what do you think
Honestly this, this is why these settings usually exist. Peoples gpus are usually stronger than their cpus in most cases nowadays.
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@@suavelifestyle9094 Depends on your Resolution as well, if you play at 4k turn it off, if you play at 1080, turn it on, if you play at 1440 They're both viable, 3070ti and 5800x3d are quite strong but maybe leave it off
This is the same reason why I was thinking about just getting two of the exact same monitor since I'm in the market for a dual monitor setup.
I’d just get one monitor, much more responsive and there’s no gap obviously. You can always get a large monitor, idk why some people get multiple screens to game tbh, that’s not the best solution
@@frozenfirestixi want things open next to my game, single monitor is unusable as soon as you try multiple monitors
It'll definitely save you a lot of headaches. Even on Windows it's been kinda trash having a multi monitor setup with monitors running different refresh rates. But at least vsync works correctly there.
@firestix Got the same mindset once, once i got a second monitor i actually game now more. Its just way more pleasant to have a second screen. Its also very practical if you are stuck inside a game. Just typ in youtube and you can follow the guide directly
I can't imagine working with just one monitor, and thing its also so dirt cheap. You don't need a expensive monitor as a second screen
I even seen setups who use their smartphone as a second screen, or their tablet
Since there are still people commenting here's a solution:
You don't have to match 1:1, you only need to make sure main monitor hz is divisible by side monitor hz clean.
I.E. New monitors at 240hz works with 60hz since 4*60hz=240hz so the gpu can update them together. If you have something like 144hz or 165hz + 60hz they will always be on different cycles and that seems to be the issue. Some games will stutter immensely unless you use bandaid solution and set your 165hz monitor down to 120hz so it matches with the old 60hz monitor. Then it runs perfectly fine. Weirdly this is not a universal issue and occurs only with some games. I personally tested this with the surge 2.
Thank you for the input. I also tested halving the frame rate between 120 and 60 and still noticed stuttering specifically with OBS and any windowed borderless game. Might be a special case for me, but it didn’t work well when I was troubleshooting before this video came oht
@@DarkenedCyrus I should have communicated it better. You are right. The situation i tried to describe is another problem where its way worse, surge 2 was completely unplayable stuttering like it ran on 10fps until i reduced main monitor to 120hz to match 60hz side screen at which point it ran normal.(This was even without something on side screen) Its the only case i had where it made a massive difference but i found it worth mentioning in case anybody else encounters same problem and doesn't consider this.
Btw this is an old issue. Hardware acceleration + mismatched monitor refresh rates was a discussion topic on win7 already with 144hz. Quick search here shows 6 year old video "144Hz 60Hz multi-monitor bug in Chrome".
thanks. ive this issue with GTA V when my main monitor have 144 + 60 by side. i put 120hz in game refresh rate and this was finally fix
@@storage9578 it will sometimes clock the 144 down to 60 to match the other monitor...which sucks bad...Gpus makers blame windows...windows blames gpu makers and everyone loses
@@milkman1411 75hz*2=150hz, its off by 15hz to a 165 monitor so wont work. You can generalize this with prime division: 165 = 11*5*3 so the closest next hz is 11*5= 55hz.
That last minute decision for the led fans was definitely the way to go on that pc!
Definitely agree. Will be doing a dedicated video on that PC soon!
Of all the tutorials and multiple tech channels in YT. You are the first one I see mentions the hardware acceleration. Thank you this fix all my issues with the micro stuttering.
Glad this video was helpful!
Did you turn it on or off?
keep it on if you dont game while using ur browser @@crabbynebula
I want to point out hardware accelerated event scheduling also effects this, you can run hardware acceleration on your browser and discord with that disabled.
hardware acceleration basically uses more of your GPU for running the programs vs more of your CPU. HA off = more CPU load vs HA on = more GPU load. It's really going to depend on what you need when and where.
However, back on the scheduler note if you use DLSS 3 in games (not 2 but 3) it requires the scheduler to be enabled.
I had this issue too, back 8 years ago.- then i found out about graphics plateauing. so basically multi-monitor users should mix monitors ONLY as multiplications. IE, 60hz+120hz, 60hz+240hz.. this will help to mitigate the issue SOMEWHAT. but then it's just microsoft programing issue.
@@pinkgrognak I have 165hz main and 144hz second monitor. Playing youtube on second monitor and checking hz on main screen is rock solid 165hz. I have AMD gpu. No problems here.
This is why for years I use two browsers. One for everything with hardware acceleration off as modern CPUs are far more capable these days of doing it all themselves. And in another browser with hardware acceleration on for when I need it
The Jeff Cavaliere of gaming :)
DUDE! Thanks so much! You got a new sub here. I've been having issues running my RX 5700 with dual monitors. If I game on one and have a video playing on the other my gpu clock would fluctuate from 0 to max gpu utilization would be all over the place. Turning off hardware acceleration seems to have fixed it!
YES! This fixed my issue. Just added 2 more 1440p monitors to my 3080ti for a total of 3 and couldn't figure out why UA-cam full screened in 1440p was stuttering like CRAZY while my cpu/gpu/memory were all barely at 10% to 20% utilization with my temps very low! Big time appreciate the video! I knew about turning off hardware acceleration.... totally forgot to turn it off with a clean install of windows.... Thanks again!
Love this!
Love this video! Hope the week rocks! Happy Monday! @@DarkenedCyrus
Something I found that also works is running your 144hz monitor at 120hz as a direct double of 60hz. So if you have a 144 and 75hz monitor, run the 75 one at 72hz.
so on a 165 and 75 i should run 165 at 150 and keep 75 correct? 🤔
@COSS.___ depending on the quality of the monitor/tv. you may be able to over clock the lower speed display
@@COSS.___ very much so, yes. Just do it in windows display
Just turn off gsync, vsync, freesync, both on your monitors and nvidia control panel, and set "preferred refresh rate" to "highest possible" so your higher refresh monitor doesn't dip into sync with lower refresh monitor or even worse, to 60Hz in some cases. This is what helped me when I was wondering why my fcking Apex Legends stutters like hell in my 240Hz monitor and it feels like I play on console.
Here are my results. CPU 5600 OC, GPU 6900xt No OC, monitors 1x 1980x1080p 60hz, 1x 1980x1080p 165hz, 1x 2560x1440p 165hz (Main Monitor), 1x 4096x2160 60hz. 1080p 165hz monitor with 10+ Chrome tabs open no video playing gets performance/stutter warnings with no fps drops, video playing same messages but with 2-3 fps drops, now twitch stream playing major stuttering warnings with fps drops 5-10 and having the stream in fullscreen makes the fps/stuttering worse with 5-20 fps drops. 1080p monitor 60hz is similar fps drops but feels like it stutters more. Now my 4k tv is the worst with major stuttering and averaging 116-125 on youtube videos while only 75fps when fullscreen, 85-108 fps on twitch streams, while only getting 40-45 fps while fullscreen...Minimizing the tabs while the videos/stream play have no impact on fps even when playing on my 4k tv. I always have twitch playing on my 4k tv while gaming and now i think i figured why my games always stutter but i need to do more testing. Thanks!
Now this was very insightful
Short, concise and helpful. Thanks :)
You’re welcome!
I have two 240hz screens both with identical settings and random dips in FPS occur just sitting there with two Firefox windows open. Optimizing my system for XDefiant is the goal. Game has tons of issues, but there are many players out there saying they don't have any issues with lower spec'd systems, so I decided to see if I had any system latency issues that could be adding to my problems. Dual screens and latency brought up your channel now I am more interested in what my PC is doing rather than the games issues...😂 Imma subscribe
If you can afford it, specifically for streaming, get the second PC and capture card. Install Barrier and sync up one keyboard and mouse and stutter while gaming isn't an issue then either.
7900xtx =, secondary 75hz down to 60hz, primary on 240hz/120hz depending on usage due to idle power consumption in simple games etc, it's clear that it's not AMD or NVIDIA or INTEL, it's windows.
Thanks for the tips, but I actually just disconnect my other monitor in Settings, since I don't need it when gaming and it just distracts my eyes anyway. Another thing I gained by doing that was getting rid of some crazy game window scaling, even tho I use native resolution and exclusive fullscreen mode. With my second monitor off, that got away too. Maybe it's something to do with my 3440x1440 ultrawide resolution since not every single game supports it.
I am no expert, but in theory if ur GPU is bottlenecked by ur CPU this would make it even worse no?
Off topic information : Don’t turn off Hardware Acceleration of Windows if you are using Nvidia Frame Generation or FSR3, because when you turn off it you can’t use those features in Games and you are going to see that Frame Generation is greyed out and can’t be turned on.
While the fix works, it's NOT because of what you think. Video encode/decode on all major brand gous run off the encoding/decoding silicon, NOT the rendering pipeline used for gaming. The reason stutters can occur is because A. Your PC isnt built correctly IE fast gpu with slow cpu or slow gpu with fast cpu. Building a PC is a balancing act. And B. Windows issues mixed with poor app coding issues causes apps to fight each other, hence turning off said setting in discord and chrome.
My 7800x3d and 7900xtx has no issue with my multi-monitor setup. 175hz oled main and 60hz ips secondary. Didnt change discord settings, didn't change chrome settings. No stutters. Side note, I do use madvr with mpc-hc which DOES use gpu shaders to render video instead of using the basic video processing silicon, so that for me CAN cause issues.
Make sure to go into settings on the PC itself and set your monitor refresh rates accordingly. I have x2 165hz and x1 240hz monitor. Never had any issues and i use one pc to game and stream at the same time with obs running and the stream and discord all running.
side note, vibing the shirt sir!
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i already disable HW acceleration in Chrome but the stuttering issue is still in there. But this issue is absent when using Microsoft Edge. It looks like Edge have better handling at GPU rather than Chrome.
Have you tried any other chromium based browsers? Brave is a good one
Straight to the point, great video dude
Bro is fixing problems we didn't even know we had
This whole time it was my monitors? And here I thought I had to upgrade my Ram from 16 to 32 to run obs and game at the same time. I even changed my fps limit setting on HELLDIVERS 2 to 60 fps, thinking that would fix the problem. And Subscribed!!!👍
Darkened Cyrus why you been hiding here for 2 years, this is great tip that many gamers especially struggle with.
Listen, how does all of this work with Freesync, Gsync? What are the cons of disabling hardware acceleration?
I normally did this anyway - since I otherwise couldn't probably share video-feed with sound on Discord from UA-cam.
Nice. I use one 144hzas main and two 75Hz monitors. Never saw any problemsin ages
If you have a decent video card with a dedicated video decoder and a low-mid end CPU, you might be better off leaving hardware acceleration on! When you turn it off, all of that gets offloaded to your CPU and you'll end up bottlenecking there.
So keep that in mind too.
when you google "game stutters when watching videos on second monitor" you get a highlighted solution:
Change your monitor's refresh rate
This issue seems to be plaguing users who have dual monitors with 144hz and 60hz refresh rate setups. If that's also your case, try changing the 144hz monitor to 60hz, which has proven to be working for many users. You can follow the steps below to change your monitor's refresh rate.
your solution should be shown instead its way better
Love this! Thanks for sharing
I had the same problem the browser would stutter when i would play took me like 5 hrs when i found out i had a game optimization with norton turned it off and solved the issue
What? You change the 144hz to 120hz to fix it, not to 60hz.
Do NOT do this, to fix the stuttering all monitors in use must be at a refresh rate of a multiple of each other or the same.
So 60hz will wor but what was the point of getting a 144hz monitor in the first place then?
Change the 144hz to 120 instead of 60.
I think that’s the point of the original message, if you read his last sentence. He’s saying my suggestion should be the google suggested and not to reduce your monitors refresh rate
You saved my life , thank you very much :) my animated overlays on obs were lagging as hell......i got my first 2k-165hz ips monitor , 5 days ago, and i use my old 60hz monitor as a "second" one, and i thought it was lack of ram, cpu, or even gpu. I was panicked :D Now the problems is better for 85%....maybe the rest 15% is hardware, probably i should upgrade my RAM (i have a ryzen 7 1700, 16gb ram on 2400mhz and a good old gtx 1070oc (not oc by me, its oc by default). :)
try gettin 16 or 32 gigs of 3000mhz ram
Hello! I have 144 Hz and 60 Hz and sometimes (mostly when im gaming) my both displays just start flickering and pixsels are all over displays. Then i need to restart pc from behind to work again. Is there a fix for this. It also happens sometimes when im alt tab or chaning resolution
It's totally a refresh issue. I'd follow the steps I spelled out in the video, but a I'd also recommend to not run games natively in Full screen where you have to alt tab out. Run them in windowed fullscreen as it still counts as a window and shouldn't impact refresh rate issues. Make sure to disable hardware acceleration on the items you plan to use on the second monitor and turn off your preview window for your streaming software.
@@DarkenedCyrus Thank you! I will try
Omg, thank you so much, you solved my problem!
I've been having this issue for a long time and could've never imagined it was the refresh rate that was causing it. I have a decent enough PC and this was so annoying.
Short and sweet. Love it!!
I post this in a different comment, for OBS I have no idea if it works, but for browsers like edge if, put a folder open from the main monitor with a width of 3 or 4 pixels above / inside the secondary monitor, the browser will stop exploding, although there are times that even so it will do it.
In short: just like with RAM-Sticks, buy two of the same Monitors. Things can always go haywire if you mix and mash.
Issues also may arise if you have one G-Sync and one Free-Sync monitor - doesn't HAVE TO, but certainly can, even despite same refresh rates, I did experience such issues. Sold one, rebought the other, all good.
Before ultrawide monitors were available I always run 3x identical screens and never had issues.
Omg I will have to try this out! But I wonder what coses the issue exactly.
Thankyou for the tip... disabling h/w accelerator in browser has helped a lot with extended monitor.
Thank you for posting this video 🎉. You have a new subscriber. Keep up the great 👍 work..
You dont need exact monitors, your monitors refresh rates just need to be integer divisible, for example 240 and 60hz pair well, same as 240 and 120
Yes and no. While windows might say 120, it might be 120.01 or 199.97, etc. because of the clock of the monitor. This will make a difference as well
72hz refresh on secondary would already play more nice... That's about half what the other is... Matching is not necessary but they at least have to be some factor (integer) difference
thank you so much! i was hopeless, i just wanted to watch a movie while gaming and my main monitor started stuttering so thank you so much for this amazing tip
THANK YOU BRO!!!!!!!!
Was wondering my shit started lagging all of a sudden, and this fixed it!!!
thank you i never knew about hardware accelerations
You’re welcome!
I use figma, it's not very usable without hw acceleration
Totally. This solution isn’t for everyone.
G'day from Australia.
Just stumbled across this video by accident, and thought it'd fix my stuttering issue while gaming. I use FireFox, and turned off Hardware Acceleration as you suggested, and UFO Test Refresh Rate shows it actually worse when I run something like a UA-cam video on my other monitor. Going to turn it back on and see what happens.
My Monitors are a Phantom Gaming 165Hz 1440P 32" and a Phillips 75Hz 1080P 27".
I've subbed to your channel, and looking forward to checking out some more of your videos.
I’m using 2 Neo G9s and an LG C3 for my monitors and having no issues here. But I’ll have to try these tips.
this would usually make things slow af. especially when you run a game and attempt to alt tab in borderless or fullscreen
Totally. Thats why I run windowed borderless as I hate alt tabing
That was a good one! Subscribed :)
I run three monitors and have no issues. 4070 TI might be the difference? Who knows...
thanks man! i love you
Hey, since i also got that nzxt case - you can remove the two coolers in the front because they wont do anything at all :) inside that case only the two rear fans will make a difference because in the front the holes are placed badly and air would need to be pulled in at an angle to actually do smth :)
thank you soo much m you fixed my problem
your fps is going to drop if you have a second monitor anyways so its best to get a secondary gpu if you can and then you can have good performance and get up to 4 monitors per gpu you have
Thank you, this helped me a ton!
I have a surface book on the side. Use that to watch UA-cam etc instead of plugging both my monitors into on pc
Hm, I have 60 + 170 Hz monitors, and everything is fine for me both on this website and on my daily usage.
Windows 10, RX 570 before and RX 6650 XT now.
But nevertheless, thanks for the tip!
wasn't having a problem but i was curious what turning off hardware acceleration would do, and it actually made me start to have stutters
When it comes to using a secondary display alongside a laptop, can you set the main laptop to use the main GPU and have the onboard Intel GPU handle the secondary monitor? If so how do you set that up?
If there are crossbar ICs which select the source for each output, you can configure them from BIOS set up. The crossbars are configured once by the POST process during boot, and from then on the displays are connected where they are.
Most laptops do not have crossbar ICs and are hard configured using internal solder jumpers. The built-in display in these is always connected to the main processor's iGPU. The external output is generally connected exclusively to the dedicated GPU if the GPU chip is installed. In variants of the same laptop without dedicated GPU, it's rewired to the iGPU.
Beware of logic paths. If you have a browser on external display (connected to dGPU) which uses GPU acceleration, it will perform rendering on the iGPU since the dGPU is not selected for the browser process and then capture and bus copy the result over to the dGPU, which is as silly as it sounds. But if the dGPU is displaying only a game anyway, don't worry.
Laptops and heterogeneous GPU systems in general are a special kind of hell.
@@SianaGearz You are too smart for me. I'm not worthy! But it sounds like a lot of words that means "no". =P
thanks you fixed my issue!
thats why i have a second gpu, to plug in the second monitor
Same thing happens to me when i play something on my other monitor witch is 60hz (My main is 144hz) the Main monitor mircrostuters A LOT when i play games but on other games its fine (The fps doesn't drop just the monitor goes ham)
How did u solve it????!!
good video! really well explained things
I don't have performance issues, but my 2nd monitor recently started going black for a second - randomly. I turned off the hardware acceleration to see if that might help...idk
Hello, i play on triple screen simracing ( 3 identical 240hz monitors ) plugged in displayport and use a fourth screen ( in reality a 60hz hd tv ) plugged in hdmi. The 4 screens are pluged into my rtx3090. I use the fourth screen to monitor obs and read the chat. As soon as i start a live i have this kind of fps loss. Sometimes they are real..i know the games i play are a lot demanding for my gpu..i can see the drop on the steam fps counter but sometimes fps are high and i have this feeling of fps drop. I changed my cpu because he seemed overloaded but now the new one is half utilized and i still have this kind of fps drop ( some call this stutter or microstutter ). So i did the modifications you said and i thank you for that. I did a test with UFO..Strange thing is that he always tells me potential browser stutter occurs while all my apps are closed, only UFO is opened in chrome. Other strange thing is that if i move the UFO window opened in chrome to my 60hz tv monitor..he still indicates 240hz..I hope the modifications will stop the stutters..Thanks again
Also something to keep in mind, is that to get the steam fps counter, you have to activate the steam overlay, and any overlay, even the nvidia game capture shit, will cause fps problems. I noticed a difference when I disabled steam overlay. I can’t check fps now, but there is a performance boost when its not on.
thank you so much for this info
so its better to get 2 monitor with 144hz refresh rate, but different brand is okay??
rather than get a 240hz monitor and a 144hz/60hz as a 2nd monitor.
Yep!
I have a question. What if both monitors are connected to different GPUs, like say, you’re using a laptop without a mux switch (one external monitor connected to dGPU, internal one hardwired to iGPU) or a desktop with two graphics cards
Then it shouldn’t be an issue at all. This also isn’t as much of an issue for AMD cards either
@@DarkenedCyrus having this issue with AMD 7800xt ):
It was already off, still have this problem :(
thankyou sir my problem solved in 1 click 🤗
Thanks i love when get perfect video like that
I have a 240 and a 165 and I saw a big fps drop for my 240 when using my 165 (which u mentioned in the video). Are there other ways to fix it other than just turning off hardware acceleration?
try running your games in windowed-fullscreen mode or borderless, or try having both monitors at 165hz
I'm pretty sure it's enough for the framerate to be multiples of, so you could try 120 and 240 Hz
I love you Cyrus! I think it worked
My monitors are both 144Hz, but my 3060 still struggled to output to both without stutters. Rocket league mainly or elden ring on 3440x1440 and yt on 2560x1440p
3440x1440 is about of pixels to push for a 3060, especially for Elden ring. It’s not quite 4k as far as pixels, but close. This isn’t a refresh issue, but this is just showing the limits of your card
@@DarkenedCyrus yeah, already got a new psu, mobo and processor, getting ram aio and gpu (rx 7800 xt) next paycheck and hopefully it will go ok
I have a Meta Quest 3 and a 5120-1440 monitor running simultaneously. Quest 3 performance not good, even with a 4070 Ti and 5800X3D.
Have you had this issue before?
Thanks bro 👍
Wish there was one place to go and that you didnt have to fix all the different apps.
I have 2 240 hz monitors, when I use the ufo motion blur test it always pops up with the orange stutter message. Hardware acceleration is turned off, both monitors are set to 240 hz but I still get stutters, especially playing a game. Any idea?
Wow, impressive to have 2 monitors a that refresh, I think nobody will answer cause 0.001 of people have this setup. Chances are so slim.
My pc mouse starts lagging when I connect my second monitor main monitor: 1440p 144 Hz second monitor: 1080p 60 Overdrive 75hz
It's not the browser it's the monitors or windows or my RTX 4070
AMDs current gen GPUs run hot idle when running multiple monitors...
Hey, I recently bought a new gaming PC and have a dual monitor setup. Everything was fine at first but it seems like my dual monitor is causing my games to crash. Is there a way troubleshoot to figure out what the issue might be? Sorry might be a easy question but im new to the PC gaming space.
Thank you my guy you the goat
If you have a processor with a graphics core, just use it for a second monitor -)
Does this really work? I have 5700g
@@Zvangimo Never used amd, but I think it's easy to check, just plug the cable from the auxiliary monitor into the motherboard. If it doesn't work right away, then install drivers for the processor's video core and it may need to be enabled in the bios.
so i recently just got an elgato prompter and ever since i plugged it in i feel like my val games took a performance hit and my game doesn’t feel as smooth as it should be. HELP
This is a new one. I’d love to get my hand on a prompter from them to test it out, but I don’t have one right now
Does monitor technology affect too?
My main is on fixed refresh but my 2nd monitor is on G-sync
I have similar monitor (27 & 24.5) with same refresh rate
I play fps that's why it's on fixed refresh for less input lag
i have 3 monitors 165hz 164hz and 144hz would it be best if I set them all to 120hz so they all match? would that help with performance? 2 of the monitors are 1080p one is 1440p.
I have two monitors , cpu 12900K , gpu 3090Ti , should I connect two monitors to gpu or second which I need just for looking in chat (while streaming) I can connect to motherboard ( CPUs GPU) to have a best performance on my main monitor ?
For me it's actually the opposite, If I remove hardware acceleration, it will stutter more lol
same
i do notice stutter with it on but its a lot less. I can live with it until i upgrade my other monitors.
@@3M0T10N nvm it was js my internet and hdmi cables, so I bought an ethernet cable
@@AnomoV i have fiber internet with 1 to 10ms latency and im using Displayport. And i still have this. 1 4K 144hz Monitor and 2 1080p 60hz
Thank you for explaining, i was wondering what the heck was going on with my monitor while gaming
One monitor is the way to go with gaming. Hand down. Multiple monitors opens the potential for visual lag and let’s not even get started on the gap. Basically if u want a good gaming experience, get a larger monitor if you’re worries about size
@@frozenfirestix It depends what experience you're looking for and the reasons!.. I've got a Two monitor setup My main monitor is 3840x1400 Ultrawide it's a beast of a monitor and is great for emersion for single player games GTA V,RDR2.. Witcher 3.. Cyberpunk,Control, Days Gone..God of war ect ect..
Now you do find you get the odd games in 2023 that just don't play ball with Ultrawide,also 16:9 is better for online games but I don't play as much these days..Then you get the metroidvaina type games that really need 16:9 because nobody's doing Ultrawide for these either.. blasphemous, cup head and so on...This is when two monitors are worth there weight in gold because they have their place and purpose..
I love Ultrawide and it's really good,and getting support almost on every release now!
You do get that game that slips through the net,or a game that you haven't played for a while,and you need a 16:9 monitor...it always nice to have a choice.
This is grrat for when i get a second monitor for my setup
turning off hardware accel on browser is bad idea, makes youtube videos have screen tear
What I want to figure out is why my Samsung monitor acts like I switched displays anything I try to play VR and makes my headset not work... when I unplug the second monitor the headset works fine, but only after I restart the pc. I fucking hate this shit.
Is there any problem with RTX 4090 with two 240hz monitors?
what if mine ismt saying any warnings