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yeah I do want to do more games and I defiantly plan to, just might be a while

I've always wondered what the benefits of running a game in full screen vs windowed was but I never really bothered to look into it. I was bored today and did some tests with Nvidia FrameView and Doot eternal.
I tested this by finding a nice spot in the layer of doom and left FrameView to record data for 15 minutes in full screen, borderless and windowed and with 260mb of spreadsheet info I was able to get some tangible results.
 

First is this graph showing there is a higher fps average for full screen.
 

Another thing I noticed is that both non full screen options seem to have hard limits on fps when full screen apparently allows spikes far above the average.
 

And possibly in full screen it's temp jumps up slightly above the max temp by a degree?
 

Full screen has the smallest latency, borderless is a good middle ground and windowed has large spikes which interests me a lot.
 

Have the average latency to go along with that.
 


While full screen has the highest maximum surprisingly it also has the lowest minimum.
 

Full screen does have the highest 1% though which is great.
 
I am working on compressing the excel spreadsheet with FileOptimizer and will share it when that is done, no one wants a 260mb spreadsheet no one wants this spread sheet either way 

I've always wondered what the benefits of running a game in full screen vs windowed was but I never really bothered to look into it. I was bored today and did some tests with Nvidia FrameView and Doot eternal.
I tested this by finding a nice spot in the layer of doom and left FrameView to record data for 15 minutes in full screen, borderless and windowed and with 260mb of spreadsheet info I was able to get some tangible results.
 

First is this graph showing there is a higher fps average for full screen.
 

Another thing I noticed is that both non full screen options seem to have hard limits on fps when full screen apparently allows spikes far above the average.
 

And possibly in full screen it's temp jumps up slightly above the max temp by a degree?
 

Full screen has the smallest latency, borderless is a good middle ground and windowed has large spikes which interests me a lot.
 

Have the average latency to go along with that.
 


While full screen has the highest maximum surprisingly it also has the lowest minimum.
 

Full screen does have the highest 1% though which is great.
 
I am working on compressing the excel spreadsheet with FileOptimizer and will share it when that is done, no one wants a 260mb spreadsheet no one wants this spread sheet either way 

try 1 of these
 
3W3ND-VFLDB-3MDG9-PD2E4-RYE3E
DUYB3-44YD6-W4DAV-2DG94-HBF6E
YID3R-X1QD6-V6DA3-MDS74-HD2PP
YV4BU-4YYD6-5QDAQ-7D594-CB5KK
YFDT3-71DD6-H3DA8-PDSN4-R6UJ1
3G3UY-Q4ED6-S4DAY-9DPB4-F9SRW
FX4P4-G3CD6-2IDA4-YD8P4-UR5M6
U6UP1-GR3D6-LBDAJ-EDMZ4-F4H2C
U9U71-TRKD6-LNDAT-HD814-UVHK7
UWU81-5RUD6-LIDAT-FDMS4-FWHMT
 
 
All stress tests do when on adaptive voltage to some extent, if you're on manual they don't.

I updated my graphics drivers and that didn't solve it so i went through and updated the rest of my drivers and its all fixed now. thanks!