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RetroBar universally reduces framerate in Windows with certain games running in the background #909

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Crunch64 opened this issue Aug 31, 2024 · 2 comments

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@Crunch64
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(Windows 10)
Whenever I tab out of some games that are set to a lower framerate then what my monitor allows (i.e 60 vs 165), then the rest of my open applications and desktop will also use that framerate, making everything feel sluggish. Exiting RetroBar fixes this instantly.

This behavior doesn't happen with every game, so I'm unsure why some do this and some don't. My reported refresh rate in settings remains unchanged.

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dremin commented Aug 31, 2024

That’s pretty strange! Does the problem persist if you enable the software rendering option in RetroBar properties?

@Crunch64
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Crunch64 commented Sep 1, 2024

Yes, same problem persists. Difficult to demonstrate by recording it on my end unfortunately, but the difference does feel noticeable.

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