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mrwizo
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Hello, i have a dual monitor setup at 1080p, one monitor plugged with HDMI to HDMI output, and the other, VGA to a VGA-DVI converter. Graphics card is a MSI GTX 760. but i notice that, when i have something working on both screens, my frame rate drops a bit, i notice lag in videos on Chrome or Media Player Classic. Also dragging a window seems too laggy when i have something open on the other screen.

Any ideas

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i legit have no idea.

 

i have 3 displays running off of my 1GB GTX 650Ti boost, and im all good, skype/teamspeak on one, games on the middle, and youtube on the other one. no lag here

 

re-install video drivers maybe?

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i legit have no idea.

 

i have 3 displays running off of my 1GB GTX 650Ti boost, and im all good, skype/teamspeak on one, games on the middle, and youtube on the other one. no lag here

 

re-install video drivers maybe?

my video drivers are always up to date, maybe its something in my settings?

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my video drivers are always up to date, maybe its something in my settings?

no, unnecessary desktop fps lag is not normal ever.

 

contact your GPUs manufacturer 

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Maybe it is the websites/navigator/system you are using?

 

I recently had a freeze problem on firefox whenever I openned up my mail provider. After a PC format (finnaly got an SSD), the freezes/lags I had stopped. It might be the same case for you.

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