Hello everyone,
From about 2 weeks I'm user of Lenovo Legion y720:
Microsoft Windows 10 Pro ver. 1709
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.80GHz
16gb RAM
Nvidia GeForce 1060 6gb
From the beginning I have a problem with the use of two monitors, namely when I connect a laptop monitor with the function of expanding screens and launching a fullscreen windowed game on a laptop and chrome on a monitor connected to a laptop that chrome lags.
I would like to play on a laptop and on the monitor browse the internet, watch youtube and streams - unfortunately chrome so lags, that you can not use it ...
Both screens operate at the same resolution, both have a refresh level of 60.
I noticed, however, that the laptop screen is supported by the intel HD driver, and the monitor by the Nvidia driver.
I have the latest drivers from the manufacturer, I also tried with the latest drivers from Nvidia and with a slightly older Nvidia driver build - unfortunately, the same problem everywhere.
In Chrome, I turned off the hardware acceleration feature.
I spent many hours looking for a solution, to no avail ...
Please help.
From about 2 weeks I'm user of Lenovo Legion y720:
Microsoft Windows 10 Pro ver. 1709
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.80GHz
16gb RAM
Nvidia GeForce 1060 6gb
From the beginning I have a problem with the use of two monitors, namely when I connect a laptop monitor with the function of expanding screens and launching a fullscreen windowed game on a laptop and chrome on a monitor connected to a laptop that chrome lags.
I would like to play on a laptop and on the monitor browse the internet, watch youtube and streams - unfortunately chrome so lags, that you can not use it ...
Both screens operate at the same resolution, both have a refresh level of 60.
I noticed, however, that the laptop screen is supported by the intel HD driver, and the monitor by the Nvidia driver.
I have the latest drivers from the manufacturer, I also tried with the latest drivers from Nvidia and with a slightly older Nvidia driver build - unfortunately, the same problem everywhere.
In Chrome, I turned off the hardware acceleration feature.
I spent many hours looking for a solution, to no avail ...
Please help.
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