Graphics card fully utilized when I scroll or make fast movements?
Hello. I have two graphics cards and I was having problems with Windows 11 when I was scrolling, for example on Spotify or Steam, the graphics card was at full capacity. I somehow fixed the problem but now I've gone back to Windows 10 simply because my games kept lagging despite very high FPS. I have five monitors. The middle and right ones are connected to the RTX 4060, which works great, and the left and top and top right ones are connected to the GTX 1050. Since I stream and Spotify is always at the top and I always have to scroll, it's really crap, especially if you want to turn the music up or down, you have to take five minutes and be patient so that you're really dripping with the mouse. I've already installed the latest graphics drivers on both and what you have to do to make everything work. Maybe someone has more experience with this than me. MFG
here is a picture when I scroll
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Uh, yeah, that’s a problem.
2 graphics cards make 0 sense. Especially if you combine a whole new one with such an old one. It hurts much more than it brings you.
That’s just wrong, for so many reasons. This creates many problems.
I have to have 2 inside because I need 5 monitors and my rtx 4060 has only 4 connectors, otherwise unfortunately this is not possible
Well, that just creates a lot of problems, I don’t know where to start….
Hold an HDMI splitter. You can make from 1 HDMI port 2. Then you would have the same picture on the two ports.
Who needs 5 monitors…
Maybe just Spotify and discord in the splitscreen? Honestly, I think 5 is a little unnecessary. The same way you can do the chat and spotify in the splitscreen… Don’t need the full length.
well I need the stop there I have left on the monitor obs with twitch things in the middle I have always my game right I have my chat with steam up I have spotify in full picture and right up I have discord so I actually need 6 pieces since I still tip stream aich in full picture should have open sun I don’t see how it follows pure or so I have to get something else but there is no other solution because before it worked with windows 11