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There’s an issue in my system—low frame rate on the second screen and CPU core 23 handling most of the load.

There’s an issue in my system—low frame rate on the second screen and CPU core 23 handling most of the load.

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CraftyGamingYT
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02-14-2022, 01:08 AM
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Hi there, I’m looking for guidance. I recently installed a new Pre-Build from MSI about a week ago, upgrading from a Ryzen 5600X to a 13700KF with GTX3080 and a 4080. I’m still using the preinstalled OS and drivers. On my old system, I could run Diablo 4 smoothly on the main screen while streaming YouTube or Netflix on the secondary screen without any problems. Now, with the newer version, I can’t watch anything on the secondary screen while playing the same game at the same settings. Is there a setting or option in the Pre-Build OS that might be causing this issue? I even tried Factorio, which runs completely without graphics, but it starts crashing when I open the menu screen. Also, Task Manager shows Core23 handling most of the load, peaking at 100% a few times while others stay low. I don’t think there’s a hardware error, just something in the settings that’s affecting performance. Only the difference is that I was using W11 Pro and switched to W11 Home before I planned to reinstall the OS. Please let me know what setting or configuration might be responsible... Help!
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CraftyGamingYT
02-14-2022, 01:08 AM #1

Hi there, I’m looking for guidance. I recently installed a new Pre-Build from MSI about a week ago, upgrading from a Ryzen 5600X to a 13700KF with GTX3080 and a 4080. I’m still using the preinstalled OS and drivers. On my old system, I could run Diablo 4 smoothly on the main screen while streaming YouTube or Netflix on the secondary screen without any problems. Now, with the newer version, I can’t watch anything on the secondary screen while playing the same game at the same settings. Is there a setting or option in the Pre-Build OS that might be causing this issue? I even tried Factorio, which runs completely without graphics, but it starts crashing when I open the menu screen. Also, Task Manager shows Core23 handling most of the load, peaking at 100% a few times while others stay low. I don’t think there’s a hardware error, just something in the settings that’s affecting performance. Only the difference is that I was using W11 Pro and switched to W11 Home before I planned to reinstall the OS. Please let me know what setting or configuration might be responsible... Help!

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Lexi48Heat
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02-14-2022, 01:47 AM
#2
Did you accidentally open Diablo 4 in full screen? Make sure it's set correctly, as other windows can't open when using 1 in FS mode.
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Lexi48Heat
02-14-2022, 01:47 AM #2

Did you accidentally open Diablo 4 in full screen? Make sure it's set correctly, as other windows can't open when using 1 in FS mode.

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YoYo7
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02-17-2022, 02:49 PM
#3
It runs in a windowed or fullscreen mode, but the issue appears across all games—Diablo, Factorio, Monster Train, Vampire Survivors and similar 8-bit titles. I shared a screenshot of my CPU load distribution from TaskManager. Attempts made so far: turned off hardware acceleration in Chrome, disabled transparency in Windows, tried using a different browser. Nothing resolved the problem.
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YoYo7
02-17-2022, 02:49 PM #3

It runs in a windowed or fullscreen mode, but the issue appears across all games—Diablo, Factorio, Monster Train, Vampire Survivors and similar 8-bit titles. I shared a screenshot of my CPU load distribution from TaskManager. Attempts made so far: turned off hardware acceleration in Chrome, disabled transparency in Windows, tried using a different browser. Nothing resolved the problem.