Topic: Slowdown in multi-monitor mode when video player is not focused

Monitor 1: Browser and main workspace
Monitor 2: Video player with SVP running

The slowdown doesn't end until I return focus to the 2nd monitor. Even then, the video needs a few seconds to catch back up.

Is there a workaround?

2 (edited by James D 23-10-2017 12:18:30)

Re: Slowdown in multi-monitor mode when video player is not focused

Have you tried fiddling with performance mode of GPU in control panel? Or power plan? If you disable GPU Acceleration in SVP it stays the same?

3 (edited by starks 11-11-2017 03:53:00)

Re: Slowdown in multi-monitor mode when video player is not focused

Hmm. It's not even multi-monitor.

As soon as Chrome has focus, even with a single monitor, SVP starts choking.

That wouldn't go away until I made sure both the browser and SVP were running on the same GPU.

I guess there's a bottleneck in buffer copies between my GPUs.

But this is insane. AMD does not want Chrome running on dedicated GPUs and locks down the affinity of the executable. The driver will go out of its way to use an integrated GPU for browsers. In order to make this sustainable, I'll have to copy the browser exe every time it updates, rename it, and pin it.

Re: Slowdown in multi-monitor mode when video player is not focused

Switch GPU acceleration # in SVP.

Re: Slowdown in multi-monitor mode when video player is not focused

To what? It's already using the dedicated GPU.

Re: Slowdown in multi-monitor mode when video player is not focused

use madvr exclusive