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MontyTheAverage wrote: ↑

09 Nov 2023, 03:02

Be careful any mention of emi/rfi and your post going to be banished to the Netherrealms never to hear about again.

Shh. Don't even mention them bro. The pro-emi administrators might smite us.

Your graphic settings are set too high.

What is "heavy mouse movement"? Heavy describes a degree of weight, not the way something moves. Unless the object/mouse cursor is somehow falling.
I've tried to think through this for awhile and can't comprehend what it could mean.

Yes you’ve read the title. I tested 6+ PC’s, internets monitors etc etc etc etc etc etc for the last 3 years. Any PC i connected in my house made it stutter instantly… and “forever” Nothing I did even HELPED my PC one tiny bit. It seemed as once I plugged my PC into my outlet it “stuttered” forever...

What size paging file should be used if you don't have a NVME SSD?

Use MadVR's smooth motion processing to deal with video judder. And yes it should Freesync even in windowed full screen apps. Good tip, I’ll check that out for video file playback. For stuff like Netflix and YouTube and Prime that render via the browser (Edge), I’ll need an even pulldown refresh ra...

Use MadVR's smooth motion processing to deal with video judder. And yes it should Freesync even in windowed full screen apps. Good tip, I’ll check that out for video file playback. For stuff like Netflix and YouTube and Prime that render via the browser (Edge), I’ll need an even pulldown refresh ra...

Use MadVR's smooth motion processing to deal with video judder. And yes it should Freesync even in windowed full screen apps.

Buy a HDMI splitter.

Have you turned mouse acceleration off?