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Denis Dogan
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Hello everyone,

I really hope you can help!

Regarding the situation:

I now have a new monitor (see headline) with 4K/144Hz connected to an RTX4090.
Before that I had a 2K monitor (also 144Hz) plugged in.

Regarding my issue:

When I moved the Windows Explorer window on the 2K monitor, it was incredibly smooth.
144Hz was in full glory.

I had and still have numerous programs running in the background — including DF v11.1.1, of course.
It was never a problem!

Now, when I move the Explorer windows, they jerk like hell!

Only when I completely turn off DF do the windows move smoothly again.

Can this be fixed or is there already a fix/a solution?
I really do like DF, but I also want the windows to move smoothly and cleanly as before.

Thank you very much! :)
4 days ago  • #1
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Denis Dogan
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Hello again...

I was able to narrow it down to the following feature:

“Monitor Fading”!

When I turn this feature off, the problem is fixed.
That's a shame because I really like this feature because I have two additional monitors connected, but I don't always use them, and this feature saves power, prevents glare, and keeps the monitors from emit too mcuh heat.
So, I think it's really useful! :laugh:

But now that I think about it...
I found out that when the monitor fading feature is turned off, some games (those created with Unity or Unreal Engine) run a little more smoothly, even though I always only fade out all other monitors except the one I'm playing on (obviously!).

Is there anything that can be done about this?
I don't want to always turn the function off just because I want smoother movement...

Thank you so much! 8)
4 days ago (modified 4 days ago)  • #6
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Can you send me a video of the Windows Explorer issue?

There isn't much we can do about games unfortuantely, DisplayFusion adding an overlay across your monitors will have some performance impacts. We'll see if we can make any improvements going forward though.
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Denis Dogan
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Will that do?
In the video the jerking is not so noticeable. But it is there. :-(
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