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- Windows 11 27965
so i have fullscreen optimizations enabled on my machine. i currently play cs2 at 1024x768 4:3 resolution. Windows 11 automatically stretches this to fit my monitor. oddly enough, i dont know how its doing this. i have GPU scaling disable in AMD Adrenalin, so it cant be that
then all of a sudden, i launch cs2 and my game is no longer stretched and has black bars. this happened out of nowhere and i dont know why it occured. im on windows canary builds so maybe it was a canary bug
but during this time, when cs2 wasnt being stretched anymore, my fps was substantually higher. whatever post processing was occuring and stretching out the image was lowering my fps.
before i start debugging and trying to figure out if and which fullscreen optimization setting is causing this, does anyone here by chance already know what feature Windows uses to stretch 4:3 resolutions?
then all of a sudden, i launch cs2 and my game is no longer stretched and has black bars. this happened out of nowhere and i dont know why it occured. im on windows canary builds so maybe it was a canary bug
but during this time, when cs2 wasnt being stretched anymore, my fps was substantually higher. whatever post processing was occuring and stretching out the image was lowering my fps.
before i start debugging and trying to figure out if and which fullscreen optimization setting is causing this, does anyone here by chance already know what feature Windows uses to stretch 4:3 resolutions?
- Windows Build/Version
- Windows 11 27934
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- Windows 11 27965
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- CPU
- Intel i7 7700 @4.0ghz
- Memory
- 64gb DDR4
- Graphics Card(s)
- Radeon RX 5500 XT
- Sound Card
- Topping D50s
- Hard Drives
- NVMe
- PSU
- Corsair
- Keyboard
- Stelseries G6v2
- Mouse
- Zowie EC2
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