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June 28, 2013 9:57:30 AM

I was wondering why I'm having a few issues with my dual monitor setup.

I have a GTX 670MX graphics card and I figured I would be able to have 2 monitors perfectly fine with it. (I use my tv for the second monitor - Insignia NS-24L120A13)

It loads up fine, I can use it as a monitor and all but it drops my ingame frames to hell with it. An example game I can use is minecraft, without it I get about 200-300FPS depending on where I'm at. While I'm using 2 screens I get about 120 fps but then it drops down to 30-50 for a few seconds, then goes back up to 120 for a few seconds, goes back down etc.

Just tested Battlefield 3:
90fps normally then it drops down to 20-30 and then back up.

But with all games the fps will be perfectly fine and then just drop to low frames, and then goes back to perfectly fine.

Can my graphics card just not support the dual monitor or what?
Thanks.

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July 1, 2013 4:04:08 PM

How much VRAM does your GPU have?
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July 1, 2013 5:25:42 PM

dannyboy2233 said:
How much VRAM does your GPU have?


3GB I think.. I don't exactly know how to check and that's just what I saw on google.
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July 1, 2013 5:28:28 PM

kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
How much VRAM does your GPU have?


3GB I think.. I don't exactly know how to check and that's just what I saw on google.


In that case it should be fine.
Download GPU-Z and make sure that your GPU is running at stock specs. If it is, then you may just have to deal with the FPS spikes; it could be from the level of your WiFi.
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July 1, 2013 5:33:59 PM

dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
How much VRAM does your GPU have?


3GB I think.. I don't exactly know how to check and that's just what I saw on google.


In that case it should be fine.
Download GPU-Z and make sure that your GPU is running at stock specs. If it is, then you may just have to deal with the FPS spikes; it could be from the level of your WiFi.


Not sure how to check that lol
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July 1, 2013 5:41:44 PM

kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
How much VRAM does your GPU have?


3GB I think.. I don't exactly know how to check and that's just what I saw on google.


In that case it should be fine.
Download GPU-Z and make sure that your GPU is running at stock specs. If it is, then you may just have to deal with the FPS spikes; it could be from the level of your WiFi.


Not sure how to check that lol


Do you know how to find the stock specs of your card?
Just go on the Manufacturers website and look up your specific model. Then, compare what you see on the website to what you see in the GPU-Z window. Some things to look at are: GPU Clock, Memory Clock, Boost Clock, and also just check the name and model to make sure you have the right GPU.
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July 1, 2013 5:51:27 PM

dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
How much VRAM does your GPU have?


3GB I think.. I don't exactly know how to check and that's just what I saw on google.


In that case it should be fine.
Download GPU-Z and make sure that your GPU is running at stock specs. If it is, then you may just have to deal with the FPS spikes; it could be from the level of your WiFi.


Not sure how to check that lol


Do you know how to find the stock specs of your card?
Just go on the Manufacturers website and look up your specific model. Then, compare what you see on the website to what you see in the GPU-Z window. Some things to look at are: GPU Clock, Memory Clock, Boost Clock, and also just check the name and model to make sure you have the right GPU.


I feel stupid... I can't find anything talking about a stock speed. I can't even really find a page with the stats on it.
I'm a complete noob when it comes to this kind of stuff :p 
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July 1, 2013 5:53:45 PM

kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
How much VRAM does your GPU have?


3GB I think.. I don't exactly know how to check and that's just what I saw on google.


In that case it should be fine.
Download GPU-Z and make sure that your GPU is running at stock specs. If it is, then you may just have to deal with the FPS spikes; it could be from the level of your WiFi.


Not sure how to check that lol


Do you know how to find the stock specs of your card?
Just go on the Manufacturers website and look up your specific model. Then, compare what you see on the website to what you see in the GPU-Z window. Some things to look at are: GPU Clock, Memory Clock, Boost Clock, and also just check the name and model to make sure you have the right GPU.


I feel stupid... I can't find anything talking about a stock speed. I can't even really find a page with the stats on it.
I'm a complete noob when it comes to this kind of stuff :p 


Haha no worries. If it is a mobile GPU, then the specs may be much harder to find. Have you just googled the name of your GPU and seen if you can find a spec sheet?
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July 1, 2013 5:57:29 PM

dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
How much VRAM does your GPU have?


3GB I think.. I don't exactly know how to check and that's just what I saw on google.


In that case it should be fine.
Download GPU-Z and make sure that your GPU is running at stock specs. If it is, then you may just have to deal with the FPS spikes; it could be from the level of your WiFi.


Not sure how to check that lol


Do you know how to find the stock specs of your card?
Just go on the Manufacturers website and look up your specific model. Then, compare what you see on the website to what you see in the GPU-Z window. Some things to look at are: GPU Clock, Memory Clock, Boost Clock, and also just check the name and model to make sure you have the right GPU.


I feel stupid... I can't find anything talking about a stock speed. I can't even really find a page with the stats on it.
I'm a complete noob when it comes to this kind of stuff :p 


Haha no worries. If it is a mobile GPU, then the specs may be much harder to find. Have you just googled the name of your GPU and seen if you can find a spec sheet?



I believe I found it now. I just don't know which shows the stock speed. I'm guessing it's the " ** Speed" ?

http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-670MX.8...
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July 1, 2013 6:13:24 PM

kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
How much VRAM does your GPU have?


3GB I think.. I don't exactly know how to check and that's just what I saw on google.


In that case it should be fine.
Download GPU-Z and make sure that your GPU is running at stock specs. If it is, then you may just have to deal with the FPS spikes; it could be from the level of your WiFi.


Not sure how to check that lol


Do you know how to find the stock specs of your card?
Just go on the Manufacturers website and look up your specific model. Then, compare what you see on the website to what you see in the GPU-Z window. Some things to look at are: GPU Clock, Memory Clock, Boost Clock, and also just check the name and model to make sure you have the right GPU.


I feel stupid... I can't find anything talking about a stock speed. I can't even really find a page with the stats on it.
I'm a complete noob when it comes to this kind of stuff :p 


Haha no worries. If it is a mobile GPU, then the specs may be much harder to find. Have you just googled the name of your GPU and seen if you can find a spec sheet?



I believe I found it now. I just don't know which shows the stock speed. I'm guessing it's the " ** Speed" ?

http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-670MX.8...


Yeah... looking at the spec sheet, it seems like it should definitely run two 1080p screens. It may just be your internet spiking...
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July 1, 2013 6:15:20 PM

dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
How much VRAM does your GPU have?


3GB I think.. I don't exactly know how to check and that's just what I saw on google.


In that case it should be fine.
Download GPU-Z and make sure that your GPU is running at stock specs. If it is, then you may just have to deal with the FPS spikes; it could be from the level of your WiFi.


Not sure how to check that lol


Do you know how to find the stock specs of your card?
Just go on the Manufacturers website and look up your specific model. Then, compare what you see on the website to what you see in the GPU-Z window. Some things to look at are: GPU Clock, Memory Clock, Boost Clock, and also just check the name and model to make sure you have the right GPU.


I feel stupid... I can't find anything talking about a stock speed. I can't even really find a page with the stats on it.
I'm a complete noob when it comes to this kind of stuff :p 


Haha no worries. If it is a mobile GPU, then the specs may be much harder to find. Have you just googled the name of your GPU and seen if you can find a spec sheet?



I believe I found it now. I just don't know which shows the stock speed. I'm guessing it's the " ** Speed" ?

http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-670MX.8...


Yeah... looking at the spec sheet, it seems like it should definitely run two 1080p screens. It may just be your internet spiking...


It's quite possible. My router is pretty old and the signal isn't that strong. I get 2-4 bars out of 5 depending on how it feels like running that day haha. May I just ask how the internet could effect frame lag? :o  Thought it only effected latency
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July 1, 2013 6:37:38 PM

kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
How much VRAM does your GPU have?


3GB I think.. I don't exactly know how to check and that's just what I saw on google.


In that case it should be fine.
Download GPU-Z and make sure that your GPU is running at stock specs. If it is, then you may just have to deal with the FPS spikes; it could be from the level of your WiFi.


Not sure how to check that lol


Do you know how to find the stock specs of your card?
Just go on the Manufacturers website and look up your specific model. Then, compare what you see on the website to what you see in the GPU-Z window. Some things to look at are: GPU Clock, Memory Clock, Boost Clock, and also just check the name and model to make sure you have the right GPU.


I feel stupid... I can't find anything talking about a stock speed. I can't even really find a page with the stats on it.
I'm a complete noob when it comes to this kind of stuff :p 


Haha no worries. If it is a mobile GPU, then the specs may be much harder to find. Have you just googled the name of your GPU and seen if you can find a spec sheet?



I believe I found it now. I just don't know which shows the stock speed. I'm guessing it's the " ** Speed" ?

http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-670MX.8...


Yeah... looking at the spec sheet, it seems like it should definitely run two 1080p screens. It may just be your internet spiking...


It's quite possible. My router is pretty old and the signal isn't that strong. I get 2-4 bars out of 5 depending on how it feels like running that day haha. May I just ask how the internet could effect frame lag? :o  Thought it only effected latency


How are you monitoring your FPS?
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July 1, 2013 6:38:30 PM

dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
How much VRAM does your GPU have?


3GB I think.. I don't exactly know how to check and that's just what I saw on google.


In that case it should be fine.
Download GPU-Z and make sure that your GPU is running at stock specs. If it is, then you may just have to deal with the FPS spikes; it could be from the level of your WiFi.


Not sure how to check that lol


Do you know how to find the stock specs of your card?
Just go on the Manufacturers website and look up your specific model. Then, compare what you see on the website to what you see in the GPU-Z window. Some things to look at are: GPU Clock, Memory Clock, Boost Clock, and also just check the name and model to make sure you have the right GPU.


I feel stupid... I can't find anything talking about a stock speed. I can't even really find a page with the stats on it.
I'm a complete noob when it comes to this kind of stuff :p 


Haha no worries. If it is a mobile GPU, then the specs may be much harder to find. Have you just googled the name of your GPU and seen if you can find a spec sheet?



I believe I found it now. I just don't know which shows the stock speed. I'm guessing it's the " ** Speed" ?

http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-670MX.8...


Yeah... looking at the spec sheet, it seems like it should definitely run two 1080p screens. It may just be your internet spiking...


It's quite possible. My router is pretty old and the signal isn't that strong. I get 2-4 bars out of 5 depending on how it feels like running that day haha. May I just ask how the internet could effect frame lag? :o  Thought it only effected latency


How are you monitoring your FPS?


Minecraft has an ingame FPS counter but besides that I use DXTory
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July 1, 2013 6:40:31 PM

kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
How much VRAM does your GPU have?


3GB I think.. I don't exactly know how to check and that's just what I saw on google.


In that case it should be fine.
Download GPU-Z and make sure that your GPU is running at stock specs. If it is, then you may just have to deal with the FPS spikes; it could be from the level of your WiFi.


Not sure how to check that lol


Do you know how to find the stock specs of your card?
Just go on the Manufacturers website and look up your specific model. Then, compare what you see on the website to what you see in the GPU-Z window. Some things to look at are: GPU Clock, Memory Clock, Boost Clock, and also just check the name and model to make sure you have the right GPU.


I feel stupid... I can't find anything talking about a stock speed. I can't even really find a page with the stats on it.
I'm a complete noob when it comes to this kind of stuff :p 


Haha no worries. If it is a mobile GPU, then the specs may be much harder to find. Have you just googled the name of your GPU and seen if you can find a spec sheet?



I believe I found it now. I just don't know which shows the stock speed. I'm guessing it's the " ** Speed" ?

http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-670MX.8...


Yeah... looking at the spec sheet, it seems like it should definitely run two 1080p screens. It may just be your internet spiking...


It's quite possible. My router is pretty old and the signal isn't that strong. I get 2-4 bars out of 5 depending on how it feels like running that day haha. May I just ask how the internet could effect frame lag? :o  Thought it only effected latency


How are you monitoring your FPS?


Minecraft has an ingame FPS counter but besides that I use DXTory


In Minecraft? I don't think it's an issue. I run a GTX 670, and my FPS fluctuates from 100 to 1,000 FPS (although generally stays at about 600). That's just a Minecraft thing; it may be loading chunks, etc.
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July 1, 2013 6:45:13 PM

dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
How much VRAM does your GPU have?


3GB I think.. I don't exactly know how to check and that's just what I saw on google.


In that case it should be fine.
Download GPU-Z and make sure that your GPU is running at stock specs. If it is, then you may just have to deal with the FPS spikes; it could be from the level of your WiFi.


Not sure how to check that lol


Do you know how to find the stock specs of your card?
Just go on the Manufacturers website and look up your specific model. Then, compare what you see on the website to what you see in the GPU-Z window. Some things to look at are: GPU Clock, Memory Clock, Boost Clock, and also just check the name and model to make sure you have the right GPU.


I feel stupid... I can't find anything talking about a stock speed. I can't even really find a page with the stats on it.
I'm a complete noob when it comes to this kind of stuff :p 


Haha no worries. If it is a mobile GPU, then the specs may be much harder to find. Have you just googled the name of your GPU and seen if you can find a spec sheet?



I believe I found it now. I just don't know which shows the stock speed. I'm guessing it's the " ** Speed" ?

http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-670MX.8...


Yeah... looking at the spec sheet, it seems like it should definitely run two 1080p screens. It may just be your internet spiking...


It's quite possible. My router is pretty old and the signal isn't that strong. I get 2-4 bars out of 5 depending on how it feels like running that day haha. May I just ask how the internet could effect frame lag? :o  Thought it only effected latency


How are you monitoring your FPS?


Minecraft has an ingame FPS counter but besides that I use DXTory


In Minecraft? I don't think it's an issue. I run a GTX 670, and my FPS fluctuates from 100 to 1,000 FPS (although generally stays at about 600). That's just a Minecraft thing; it may be loading chunks, etc.


When I don't have the second monitor I stay at a steady 150-200 And it happens with every game.
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July 1, 2013 6:47:09 PM

kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
How much VRAM does your GPU have?


3GB I think.. I don't exactly know how to check and that's just what I saw on google.


In that case it should be fine.
Download GPU-Z and make sure that your GPU is running at stock specs. If it is, then you may just have to deal with the FPS spikes; it could be from the level of your WiFi.


Not sure how to check that lol


Do you know how to find the stock specs of your card?
Just go on the Manufacturers website and look up your specific model. Then, compare what you see on the website to what you see in the GPU-Z window. Some things to look at are: GPU Clock, Memory Clock, Boost Clock, and also just check the name and model to make sure you have the right GPU.


I feel stupid... I can't find anything talking about a stock speed. I can't even really find a page with the stats on it.
I'm a complete noob when it comes to this kind of stuff :p 


Haha no worries. If it is a mobile GPU, then the specs may be much harder to find. Have you just googled the name of your GPU and seen if you can find a spec sheet?



I believe I found it now. I just don't know which shows the stock speed. I'm guessing it's the " ** Speed" ?

http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-670MX.8...


Yeah... looking at the spec sheet, it seems like it should definitely run two 1080p screens. It may just be your internet spiking...


It's quite possible. My router is pretty old and the signal isn't that strong. I get 2-4 bars out of 5 depending on how it feels like running that day haha. May I just ask how the internet could effect frame lag? :o  Thought it only effected latency


How are you monitoring your FPS?


Minecraft has an ingame FPS counter but besides that I use DXTory


In Minecraft? I don't think it's an issue. I run a GTX 670, and my FPS fluctuates from 100 to 1,000 FPS (although generally stays at about 600). That's just a Minecraft thing; it may be loading chunks, etc.


When I don't have the second monitor I stay at a steady 150-200 And it happens with every game.


Hmmmmm... are both monitors 1080p?
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July 1, 2013 6:48:39 PM

dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
How much VRAM does your GPU have?


3GB I think.. I don't exactly know how to check and that's just what I saw on google.


In that case it should be fine.
Download GPU-Z and make sure that your GPU is running at stock specs. If it is, then you may just have to deal with the FPS spikes; it could be from the level of your WiFi.


Not sure how to check that lol


Do you know how to find the stock specs of your card?
Just go on the Manufacturers website and look up your specific model. Then, compare what you see on the website to what you see in the GPU-Z window. Some things to look at are: GPU Clock, Memory Clock, Boost Clock, and also just check the name and model to make sure you have the right GPU.


I feel stupid... I can't find anything talking about a stock speed. I can't even really find a page with the stats on it.
I'm a complete noob when it comes to this kind of stuff :p 


Haha no worries. If it is a mobile GPU, then the specs may be much harder to find. Have you just googled the name of your GPU and seen if you can find a spec sheet?



I believe I found it now. I just don't know which shows the stock speed. I'm guessing it's the " ** Speed" ?

http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-670MX.8...


Yeah... looking at the spec sheet, it seems like it should definitely run two 1080p screens. It may just be your internet spiking...


It's quite possible. My router is pretty old and the signal isn't that strong. I get 2-4 bars out of 5 depending on how it feels like running that day haha. May I just ask how the internet could effect frame lag? :o  Thought it only effected latency


How are you monitoring your FPS?


Minecraft has an ingame FPS counter but besides that I use DXTory


In Minecraft? I don't think it's an issue. I run a GTX 670, and my FPS fluctuates from 100 to 1,000 FPS (although generally stays at about 600). That's just a Minecraft thing; it may be loading chunks, etc.


When I don't have the second monitor I stay at a steady 150-200 And it happens with every game.


Hmmmmm... are both monitors 1080p?


Main monitor is 1080 second one is 720
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July 1, 2013 7:42:28 PM

kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
How much VRAM does your GPU have?


3GB I think.. I don't exactly know how to check and that's just what I saw on google.


In that case it should be fine.
Download GPU-Z and make sure that your GPU is running at stock specs. If it is, then you may just have to deal with the FPS spikes; it could be from the level of your WiFi.


Not sure how to check that lol


Do you know how to find the stock specs of your card?
Just go on the Manufacturers website and look up your specific model. Then, compare what you see on the website to what you see in the GPU-Z window. Some things to look at are: GPU Clock, Memory Clock, Boost Clock, and also just check the name and model to make sure you have the right GPU.


I feel stupid... I can't find anything talking about a stock speed. I can't even really find a page with the stats on it.
I'm a complete noob when it comes to this kind of stuff :p 


Haha no worries. If it is a mobile GPU, then the specs may be much harder to find. Have you just googled the name of your GPU and seen if you can find a spec sheet?



I believe I found it now. I just don't know which shows the stock speed. I'm guessing it's the " ** Speed" ?

http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-670MX.8...


Yeah... looking at the spec sheet, it seems like it should definitely run two 1080p screens. It may just be your internet spiking...


It's quite possible. My router is pretty old and the signal isn't that strong. I get 2-4 bars out of 5 depending on how it feels like running that day haha. May I just ask how the internet could effect frame lag? :o  Thought it only effected latency


How are you monitoring your FPS?


Minecraft has an ingame FPS counter but besides that I use DXTory


In Minecraft? I don't think it's an issue. I run a GTX 670, and my FPS fluctuates from 100 to 1,000 FPS (although generally stays at about 600). That's just a Minecraft thing; it may be loading chunks, etc.


When I don't have the second monitor I stay at a steady 150-200 And it happens with every game.


Hmmmmm... are both monitors 1080p?


Main monitor is 1080 second one is 720


That's it. Dual-monitors can generally only run well if they are the same resolution. Sorry it took me so long to realize :p 
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July 1, 2013 7:44:20 PM

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That's it. Dual-monitors can generally only run well if they are the same resolution. Sorry it took me so long to realize :p 
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Gah!!! Atleast it wasnt a big money waste since It's my tv and not an actual computer monitor haha. Thanks for the help!

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July 1, 2013 7:49:09 PM

kekoslayer29 said:
dannyboy2233 said:
11075891,0,944874 said:
11075885,0,1326087 said:


That's it. Dual-monitors can generally only run well if they are the same resolution. Sorry it took me so long to realize :p 
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Gah!!! Atleast it wasnt a big money waste since It's my tv and not an actual computer monitor haha. Thanks for the help!

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Any day!
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