Resolume 5 disable full screen optimization

#Resolume 5 disable full screen optimization install
#Resolume 5 disable full screen optimization drivers
#Resolume 5 disable full screen optimization windows

Saving the battery is pretty pointless then anyway. Now if you're using the laptop strictly for shows, I'd probably turn off Optimus completely. Apparently, our new framerate cap is tight enough to force correct monitor refresh updates, even when vsync is disabled and Optimus is running. Optimus *enabled*, vsync set to 'Off', Composition Framerate in Resolume set to 60.

Disabling Optimus lets Nvidia do its thing and everything is as expected. So it looks like having both Optimus and vsync enabled somehow reduces the framerate with each connected monitor. Optimus *disabled*, vsync set to 'Use 3d application settings': 60 fps, no tearing Optimus enabled, vsync set to 'Off', 140 fps, with considerable tearing and extreme judder. Optimus enabled, vsync set to 'On', 15 fps, no tearing Optimus enabled, vsync set to 'Use 3d application settings': 20 fps, no tearing

The Lines source was colored pink because I'm a real man. I tested for tearing and judder with a horizontally scrolling Lines source in a 5760x1200 comp. Optimus is controlled by enabling or disabling it in BIOS.

All other settings and Global Settings are left at default. The vsync is controlled by the 'Vertical sync' option in Nvidia Control Panel, set for Arena.exe. 3 connected displays running at 1920x1200 each.

#Resolume 5 disable full screen optimization windows

These tests are all done on a Win 10 laptop, using the recommended updates for Windows (Fall Creator) and Nvidia (driver 390.77). Trying out different settings, I came up with some interesting results. So I went and got myself a laptop with Optimus and a Nvidia GTX 1070 for testing. Optimus, vsync and performance seems to be a topic that continues to be problematic for a lot of people (including us, I should add!). Is there a way to get my FPS back to 60, as I fear that I will run into problems down the road as I add layers and effects? I went into nvidia settings and turned on vsync and now my max FPS is 15-30 fps with my A/V in sync and no noticeable problems. Upon duplicating my Nvidia settings to get 60 fps w/one output (pre freeze), my A/V will now go out of sync, sometimes jumping back to the start of the clip and just generally glitchy (not in a good way). So it seems I could have avoided this mess, but you know, hindsight. Looking back, I now realize I had 1 output (60hz monitor), which makes you force quit, but the force quit dialogue is on the monitor that I didn't see, making me believe it crashed and refused to open back up (because it was stuck on the dialogue).

#Resolume 5 disable full screen optimization drivers

I then erased the plug in and eventually re installed the nvidia drivers to the latest build to get the program to run again. This threw R6 out of wack and proceeded to freeze.

#Resolume 5 disable full screen optimization install

After putting R6 through its paces at frame rates up to 60 fps triggering A/V clips, I thought that I would install a 3rd party plugin for an echo delay.