Anyone have experience with AMD GPUs / freesync?

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    Noiseordinance
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      @noiseordinance

      I’m pulling my hair out trying to figure out how to stop frameskipping. My setup is as follows: i7 4770k @ 4.2ghz, z87x-ud4h motherboard, 16gb Ram, rx 580 gpu, ssd drives, Windows 10. My playfield is an HP Omen 32” (freesync, 75hz, 1440p). Backglass is a 27” 1080p monitor and DMD is a 10” 1366×768 LCD.

      My problem is frameskipping when all three monitors are connected. If I have only my playfield connected, the ball travels around the playfield smooth as freakin’ butter in both visual pinball and pinball fx3. If vsync is off, I can easily sit at 150-200fps. Things seem to stay smooth with a second monitor, but as soon as I add a third the playfield gets stuttery. Here is what I have tried:

      – freesync is always on, both on my monitor and gpu
      – I have tried vsync within visual pinball or pinball fx3, locked at 60fps and 75fps, smooth with just the playfield but shitty when a third screen is added.
      – I have tried turning off vsync and instead using Radeon chill locked at 75hz and the same exact problem.
      – I have tried attaching backglass and dmd to the motherboard and leaving the playfield as the only attached monitor on the GPU
      – I tried a completely different motherboard and cpu (i5 9400, z390) with the same exact problem

      When I add the third monitor (dmd or backglass) and the stuttering / frameskipping starts, there are no drops in my fps. My cpu and gpu utilization is always low, so I know that this has nothing to do with being underpowered.

      Anyone have any pointers? The only thing I can imagine is that maybe this is an issue with 1 freesync 75hz mo it or paired with 2 non-freesync 60hz monitors?

      #201247
      scutters
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        @scutters

        I use gsync so might be slightly different, but i suspect you need to update windows and GPU driver.

        Have a look at this https://www.notebookcheck.net/Windows-10-2004-20H1-finally-gets-multi-monitor-refresh-rates-right.454143.0.html

        (i assume some AMD drivers are available by now)

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