Multi monitor screen stuttering

[Racinglife12]

Hi

I just noticed a slight problem. I just took my old 1280x1024 18.1" 75hz monitor from the attic and hooked it up to my pc as a 2nd monitor. I intend to get a 3rd 1280x1024 one so I have a triple monitor setup. But for now I'm using it to browse chrome and pickup skype calls when I'm gaming. But on my main monitor when I'm gaming I have this horrible jittering/stuttering in game. The 18.1" one is just showing desktop so it should'nt take much GPU power.

System Specs:
Intel Core I5 3470
Sapphire Radeon R9 390
Asus P8 Z77 VL-X
16GB RAM

Is there any way to stop this stuttering because it annoys me.
I also used an FPS counter to seen how much FPS I got and its solid 60 and above

Thanks

 

[weberdarren97]

This sounds like the framerate of your GPU and display are out of sync, try enabling V-Sync in your games.

 

[Racinglife12]

This sounds like the framerate of your GPU and display are out of sync, try enabling V-Sync in your games.

Vsync is enabled in every game to avoid screen tearing so that isn't the case. But thanks for replying

 

[weberdarren97]

What is the specific model of your graphics card, I believe Sapphire makes more than one version of the R9 390. I would like to know so that I can find out exactly how much VRAM you have. But typically the R9 3xx series has plenty of VRAM so I doubt that's the problem but it's worth looking into anyway...

Are you using any adapters between your GPU and your monitor? You're not trying to go from DVI/HDMI to VGA are you?

 

[Racinglife12]

What is the specific model of your graphics card, I believe Sapphire makes more than one version of the R9 390. I would like to know so that I can find out exactly how much VRAM you have. But typically the R9 3xx series has plenty of VRAM so I doubt that's the problem but it's worth looking into anyway...

Are you using any adapters between your GPU and your monitor? You're not trying to go from DVI/HDMI to VGA are you?

Its the R9 390 Tri-X cooling with 8GB of VRAM.
My main monitor is running on HDMI with no adapters.
The 1280x1024 one has a VGA to DisplayPort adapter between it. But I've noticed that the stuttering is gone when I switch to fullscreen on my main monitor instead of Fullscreen Borderless. But then I can't acces the 2nd monitor without the game minimizing and sometimes crashing

 

[weberdarren97]

Oh that's not an issue with your setup or your settings, that's just a fluke with AMD drivers. Why not get AMD Gaming Evolved and have it check for the latest beta drivers and see if it finds a new set of drivers then install them, restart and see if the problem goes away.

 

[Racinglife12]

Oh that's not an issue with your setup or your settings, that's just a fluke with AMD drivers. Why not get AMD Gaming Evolved and have it check for the latest beta drivers and see if it finds a new set of drivers then install them, restart and see if the problem goes away.

Thats the thing I have the latest drivers already. But im going to check for updates. I'll leave a reply if anything happend

 

[Racinglife12]

Oh that's not an issue with your setup or your settings, that's just a fluke with AMD drivers. Why not get AMD Gaming Evolved and have it check for the latest beta drivers and see if it finds a new set of drivers then install them, restart and see if the problem goes away.

Well I be damned it actually worked I downloaded the new crimson 16.4.1 drivers and now the problem has been resolved. I accidentally downloaded the 15.2 drivers yesterday since my Gaming Evolved Program was gone XD
Thank you very much dude and all the others ofcourse