Windows 10: Graphical glitches with multimonitor setup

Hello!

Today, I got a new monitor to add to my setup. After setting up the monitor, I noticed my old main monitor (now my secondary) has strange glitches.

My monitors:
Main: BenQ XL2420T @ 1920x180 145Hz on GTX 760
Secondary: Samsung T24C350 @ 1920x1080 60Hz on GTX 760
Third: Some crappy 2007 screen @ 1024x768 60Hz on IntelHD 4600

Video example:
[youtube]a_-ZUJpUr3Y[/youtube]

Thanks

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Desktop Window Manager Memory Leak

Forgot to ask, and apologies if i've missed it.

Are you running a dual- or multimonitor setup?

 

Monitors Move everytime at startup

Hi Danny,

This issue is most likely with the graphics driver. Whenever a single monitor is disconnected from a multimonitor setup in Windows, Windows will attempt to move everything from that screen onto the remaining screens. It is also possible that the graphics
driver is having challenges with the different resolutions of your screens. Were you able to configure your screens with a uniform resolution and see if the issue persists?

Let us know how it goes.

 

I did some testing, and setting my primary monitor to 60Hz instead of 144Hz makes the problem a lot more subtle, but still noticeable.

 

I always set my monitor to it's native resolution. Maybe if you update your drive or go to build 10240, it will help.

 

I'm running all of my monitors at native resolution, and there's no nvidia drivers update. I'm updating to build 10240 now.

 

Updated to the latest build, not fixed.

 

This issue is not a single thread worthy, I could tell you at least five or more similar glitches, with a normal single monitor setup, app switching, blurry fonts, flickering, and so on. Ive reported all of them already 6-9 months ago via insider tool, and it got ignored of course. Windows 10, build 10240 is still very buggy, and it's really rude by MS giving this a RTM status.

I guess Windows 10 will be usable in about 6 months until than I wouldnt upgrade.

 

I know that in the video, it shows just the start menu, but it seems to be whenever the screen "moves", for example when watching a youtube video. I never had this issue on this monitor before, just when I made it my secondary.