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I feel you brother, specially if you have missmatched displays, if you mention it, it's staright up your fault somehow.
How mismatched do they have to be though?
I have 2 monitors, 1 Benq, another MSI. 1 @ 60Hz and another @100Hz.
When I move a window with VSync to the 100Hz monitor, it starts doing 100Hz and changes back to 60Hz when I move it back to the 60Hz monitor.
It works fine when I 90Β° one of them.
Though the resolution and screen dimensions (hence pixel pitch) are the same. So is it one of these that needs to be different?
How mismatched for it to cause problems or for it to be enough for people on the internet blaming it on that? In both cases I don't know tho.
I haven't visited the issue in a couple of years so hopefully that's not a thing anymore
Currently my displays work fine too, different refresh rates and bit depth.
To cause problems that is.
If I can reproduce the problem, I might be able to think what might be causing it.
Mine are old and can't think of a concrete one, ask op, theirs are more recent
I've had issues with wildly mismatched display sizes: 13" netbook docked to a 72" monitor.
...while I had "mirror my display" enabled...
Even then, I've only seen any issue in a few niche proprietary apps.
And rest assured, my life partner already makes fun of me for enabling "mirror displays" in this setup.
It actually mostly just works though!
Iβve never heard of that being an issue before, people get upset over that? My displays are different too with 2 1080p and a 2k
I've seen people being shat on for crazy things, my personal favorite is when the only solution given to a problem is buy something better