Doppler_Effect

I've had this issue among multiple setups and graphics cards, my setup is not the issue. What happens, I think, is that I make a movement large and fast enough that I make a movement big enough to leave the application before the cursor is reset. I have a fairly high DPI, so depending on what your DPI is that might be why you never experienced that.

Hi, When I'm in a fullscreen application and I move my mouse too quickly in the direction that I set up my second monitor to be, my mouse suddenly leaves the full screen application for a brief moment. This is a real problem for me because I play a lot of twitchy game requiring fast and sudden movements in random directions. While looking online for a way to lock my cursor to a screen I learned about an application called Dual Monitor Tools. Do any of you know of this program, is it safe to use? Here's the link to their site: http://dualmonitortool.sourceforge.net/

Hi, When I'm in a fullscreen application and I move my mouse too quickly in the direction that I set up my second monitor to be, my mouse suddenly leaves the full screen application for a brief moment. This is a real problem for me because I play a lot of twitchy game requiring fast and sudden movements in random directions. While looking online for a way to lock my cursor to a screen I learned about an application called Dual Monitor Tools. Do any of you know of this program, is it safe to use? Here's the link to their site: http://dualmonitortool.sourceforge.net/

Yes they do, I was asking if it was worth changing to using the displayport with an hdmi adaptor for the monitor, or just keeping my current setup of using the hdmi port on the card.

Hi, I have a display port out on my RTX 2060, but my monitor only has vga and hdmi, it is worth getting a display port to hdmi cable if I already have an hdmi cable that works just fine? My monitor is 1080p 60 hz, if that changes anything.