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FSO vs. Exclusive Fullscreen
Re: FSO vs. Exclusive Fullscreen
I often do not clearly state my thoughts. google translate is far from perfect. And in addition to the translator, I myself am mistaken. Do not take me seriously.
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Re: FSO vs. Exclusive Fullscreen
Terminology is sometimes different so to de-mystify, so just to attempt to put everyone back on the same page:
Glossary
FSO usually works okay with some sync technologies on well optimized single monitor systems; but FSO has much more difficulties being 1:1 lag equivalent to FSE for multimonitor systems. This is due to Windows being a single-Hz DWM (can't independently composite different-Hz monitors stutterlessly on both screens). If you need FSO at close to FSE-equivalent lag, use single monitor. If you're having difficulty doing FSE, software such as DisplayFusion can allow you to enable/disable a secondary monitor upon a hotkey, so that you can use FSO with less problems.
Doublecheck your terminology of what you mean
If your use of this terminology was wrong (confusing FSO vs FSE, etc) please correct your terminology accordingly so international misunderstandings are reduced; many forum members here aren't English-primary-language speakers and are trying their best to use correct terminology. And if you said "Disable DWM" for Windows 10, please explain what that refers to. Hope my post helps.
Glossary
- "Disable DWM" = Disabling that Aero-like feature in Windows 7 (this is not possible in Windows 10)
- "FSO" = Full Screen Optimizations (mode to mulate FSE in Borderless; but often has problems with different-Hz multimonitor)
- "FSE" = Full Screen Exclusive (the only true way to bypass DWM under Windows 10)
- "Borderless" = Game running in full screen without window bars / frames, but you can still easily Alt+Tab etc.
FSO usually works okay with some sync technologies on well optimized single monitor systems; but FSO has much more difficulties being 1:1 lag equivalent to FSE for multimonitor systems. This is due to Windows being a single-Hz DWM (can't independently composite different-Hz monitors stutterlessly on both screens). If you need FSO at close to FSE-equivalent lag, use single monitor. If you're having difficulty doing FSE, software such as DisplayFusion can allow you to enable/disable a secondary monitor upon a hotkey, so that you can use FSO with less problems.
Doublecheck your terminology of what you mean
If your use of this terminology was wrong (confusing FSO vs FSE, etc) please correct your terminology accordingly so international misunderstandings are reduced; many forum members here aren't English-primary-language speakers and are trying their best to use correct terminology. And if you said "Disable DWM" for Windows 10, please explain what that refers to. Hope my post helps.
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Re: FSO vs. Exclusive Fullscreen
You said restoring the apex children folder via gamebar is key to enabling FSE. I asked if that actually gave you FSE back and you answered by linking a method to disable dwm. So I concluded that the first method(restoring children) did not work afterall.
...Just making sure we're on the same page, so we can find a solution hopefully.
Re: FSO vs. Exclusive Fullscreen
It seems I figured out what the omission is.
I suggested a build of Windows 10 available for everyone at the link. I have not suggested using the killdwm method.
Since this build is available to everyone and the fse mode for apex is available on it.
To avoid doubts, I recorded a video. Which shows that apex and other games are running in fse mode.
Yes it is.chenifa wrote: You said restoring the apex children folder via gamebar is key to enabling FSE.
Most likely it was this proposal that led to misunderstanding.chenifa wrote: I asked if that actually gave you FSE back and you answered by linking a method to disable dwm.
I used the build win10 suggested in this thread.1000WATT wrote: I̶ ̶u̶s̶e̶d̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶a̶s̶s̶e̶m̶b̶l̶y̶ ̶s̶u̶g̶g̶e̶s̶t̶e̶d̶ ̶i̶n̶ ̶t̶h̶i̶s̶ ̶t̶h̶r̶e̶a̶d̶.
I suggested a build of Windows 10 available for everyone at the link. I have not suggested using the killdwm method.
Since this build is available to everyone and the fse mode for apex is available on it.
To avoid doubts, I recorded a video. Which shows that apex and other games are running in fse mode.
I often do not clearly state my thoughts. google translate is far from perfect. And in addition to the translator, I myself am mistaken. Do not take me seriously.
Re: FSO vs. Exclusive Fullscreen
I see what you mean now, ty for clarifying!
I will keep my 1909 installation for now and if I find a fix I'll post it here.
I will keep my 1909 installation for now and if I find a fix I'll post it here.