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@gabrielcarvfer @Godlygamer23 @firelighter487 So when i Tweeted those microsoft employees they wanted me to see if you guys are running the Windows Insider Program. So to check or if you already know tell me but to check to see your Windows Build number, Hit Windows key + R, Type in Winver, And hit enter. A little screen will pop up and show you your build number for your OS. Post your Build numbers here and I will redirect the Microsoft Insider devs here.

@gabrielcarvfer I sent them a tweet. We will see what happens.

At the very top you can see the white border/part of my desktop. This is my spotify application that causes it as well as discord. As well i did not cut of the bottom of my screen. The player is actually cut off by this white border. It pushes spotify off the screen a bit.

Must be a bug. Im gonna report it. I think you should do the same.

No luck with microsoft support. They had me update my display drivers and roll them back to see if that would fix it, but nothing has helped or fixed it. Spent a total of 2 hours talking to them trying to figure it out. Nothing. So if anyone can help that would be amazing.

@Godlygamer23 Well having no luck with support. They had me download there Windows 10 update assistant to re-download windows to see if it was registry problems or a reconfiguration but no luck so far. Going back to support now. 4th in line to talk to an agent.

Alright, im gonna try and contact windows and see what i get. Ill report back here with solutions if i get any.

Would i have to get in contact with windows support to maybe find out a real solution you think?

I have a EVGA 1060 6gb ssc gaming edition paired with a ryzen 5 1600x cpu. I have a hard time thinking its hardware issues. I feel more like its a windows bug.

Yeah, so why is that happening? Do you know what this bug or feature or whatever is happening @Godlygamer23

Hi, I have experience this bug or whatever you want to call it with maximizing windows when dragging a client or browser to the top of my screen. Basically it creates a white border with a slight pinch of background when i go to slide a program. I have just posted a raw video clip of me explaining this and would help if you guys could help me solve this. By the way spotify is not the only application that this does this too, and I know i can click maximize and it would solve everything but as a person with 3 monitors sliding applications around to other monitors and quickly maximizing browsers or anything becomes an extreme annoyance. Watch this very short video for me and please write back. Thank you!

@SpottyYou stopped with my thread? I really need help.

I actually am using OBS with streaming. I have my bitrate for encoding at 1750 and at 720P at 60fps for fortnite cause that seems to be the best thing for that game. So Im just wondering why my rig is performing so poorly. I know my system is being taxed since its now streaming and playing games, instead of using two rigs, like one for gaming and one for streaming, but still, my rig should be performing 100+ fps. Before i sent my board in for repair I was running my RAM at 2800Mhz or so, Not sure tbh, but I had to set it at that frequency. So Ram was not an issue. Im thourghly confused as to why my game can't perform at a better tier lvl. I would say my rig is WAY more then capable to handle Streaming and playing fortnite decently. Is there a way to overclock a Ryzen 5 1600X CPU. Is that a thing I should do? Idk, Over all when I was playing games my task manager said most of my performace for CPU and GPU were at like 40-60% at all times yet I studdered every now and then.

Ok so I have a AMD Ryzen 5 1600X Liquid cooled with a Masterliquid Lite 120 by Cooler Master paired with a GTX 1060 6GB all on a MSI B350 Tomahawk ATX Motherboard. As for RAM I have 2 x 8GB G.Skill Ripjaws V Series 3000 Mhz. For Storage I have a Samsung 960 EVO 500GB M.2 As well as Two 1TB Hard drives. All of this powered by a EVGA 650W 80+ Gold Power supply. Now I find it kind of difficult to stream as well as play the popular game Fortnite anything above 70+FPS. Is my CPU not strong enough for streaming? Thought and suggestions for tips to improve my system on AMD side would be amazing. Currently I can't beta test anything right now as my motherboard is at MSI being repaired duo to faulty RAM ports. But Regardless, I did find it difficult for streaming. Playing without streaming is pretty smooth but doesn't top out anywhere close to 240 fps which is fine because it obviously isnt a 1080 or anything. But Would looking into getting a better CPU for my system allow me to stream better? Playing other games is kind of a struggle as well so is maybe my graphics card is at fault? How would I be able to tell? Thoughts and suggestions would be amazing.

@Windows7ge Lol, I've contacted them twice. I got the same response that they don't know. Like I just don't understand. I just want information. I'm getting antsy and irritated with the lack of knowledge of dates and stuff for these products and stuff. It is seriously annoying how you can't just get straight answers or anything.