Check stutter and frame rate changes on the second screen when it uses a graphics card.
Check stutter and frame rate changes on the second screen when it uses a graphics card.
Hi, I've noticed some issues with your setup. When using the main monitor for gaming and the second monitor for streaming or general use, you experience minor micro stutters or FPS drops to around 60. The game performance stays high, but the overall feel is different. This problem doesn't appear when both monitors are used together for gaming. I've tried disabling shadow effects, checking NVIDIA Profile Inspector settings, updating drivers for both the graphics card and monitors. Any suggestions on resolving this?
You experience stuttering when switching between your 144Hz main monitor and 60Hz secondary one during gaming. It seems to happen randomly, but you're okay with it. You have an AMD 3700X and a 3080 on Windows 11, with the latest updates installed. Could there be a solution to stabilize performance?
Ensure both devices run AGESA 1.2.0.7 or later. Update your BIOS settings.
You're checking compatibility on version 1.2.0.4. 1.2.0.7 is marked as beta, while 1.2.0.6 isn't. I'm not sure if it resolves your issue directly, but you might want to try the latest version first—1.2.06 could be a good next step.
This update addresses major performance problems linked to the fTPM module, working on both Windows 11 and Windows 10 when Secure Boot is active. Versions 1.2.0.3 and 1.2.0.4 have known issues, while 1.2.0.5 on certain boards and 1.2.0.6 resolved many problems, including memory compatibility and USB functionality. 1.2.0.7 is a beta release since it doesn't fully resolve fTPM issues for all scenarios, but it represents significant progress toward a better solution.