I'm submitting a...
[ ] Regression
[x] Bug report
[ ] Feature request
I'm using these versions
- Windows Edition: Windows 10 Enterprise
- Windows Version: 1803
- Windows OS build: 17134.345
- Dopamine version: 1.5.14 (Release)
- NVIDIA Driver version: 416.34
- Graphics Card: GTX 1060
- G-SYNC montior: Dell S2716DG
Reproduction steps
- Step 1: Enable G-SYNC in the NVIDIA Control Panel for both windowed and full screen mode.
- Step 2: Use Dopamine
- Step 3: Observe very low FPS (~20 frame per second)
Observed behavior
Dopamine has extremely low FPS when the NVIDIA control panel is set to use G-SYNC for windowed applications.
When set to "Enable G-SYNC for full screen mode", Dopamine runs at 144+ FPS.
When set to "Enable G-SYNC for windowed and full screen mode", Dopamine runs at ~20 FPS.
Desired behavior
Dopamine should have the same FPS as all other applications when the NVIDIA control panel is set to use G-SYNC for windowed applications.
Log file
[Dopamine.log](https://github.com/digimezzo/Dopamine/files/2531518/Dopamine.log)
I'm submitting a...
I'm using these versions
Reproduction steps
Observed behavior
Dopamine has extremely low FPS when the NVIDIA control panel is set to use G-SYNC for windowed applications.
When set to "Enable G-SYNC for full screen mode", Dopamine runs at 144+ FPS.
When set to "Enable G-SYNC for windowed and full screen mode", Dopamine runs at ~20 FPS.
Desired behavior
Dopamine should have the same FPS as all other applications when the NVIDIA control panel is set to use G-SYNC for windowed applications.
Log file
[Dopamine.log](https://github.com/digimezzo/Dopamine/files/2531518/Dopamine.log)