Hi all,
We have recently moved from windows 7 to 10 (very late I know) and have found that when displaying two clients on the same machine and focusing on one, the other client’s fps drops dramatically e.g. the focused window was at 50-60 fps and the non-focused window was at 5-10 fps. And if neither of the clients are focused they run at similar frame rates.
The current setup is using a dedicated server and then connecting two clients on a computer with two monitors that each need to display a client.
This was not a problem in Windows 7 (which balanced the fps for both clients), and only happened on Windows 10. This may be a windows question but I wanted to check if anyone had the same problem and had a solution.
I had also seen the GPU hardware acceleration scheduling, but we are using a windows version before version 2004 so there is no options for this.
A sort of workaround has been to reduce the max fps of the focused window (e.g. down to 25-30fps) and then the other window runs at a reasonable rate. But feels hacky and really annoying to do each time, so would really appreciate any help or ideas to try.
Thanks in advance.
