Windows 10: Video Stutter when gpu maxed out with HAGS Off

Hello, i remember some month ago, there was the opposite problem, when i had HAGS enabled any video on my second monitor while gaming ,and gpu reach 100% utilization , had frame skipping and lag... that was solved through nvidia driver, btw i had it always off until now, i have to turn it on for prevent this. Anyone experiencing the same?

i tried an older driver and the most recent of nvidia, the result is the same, then i think it's related to some windows update.

im using edge, windows is updated , and latest nvidia driver

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All videos are stuttering in browsers

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@Brink it's HAGS for short. *chuckle

Seemingly it is only available on these devices at this time:

• Nvidia GTX 10 series, 16 series and RTX 20 series GPU's
• AMD RX 5600 and RX 5700 series GPU's

A few tests by users indicate that it can improve the 0,1%/1% low's, so it can feel smoother in games with it enabled, especially in CPU-hungry tasks, but worth noting that there's also quite a few people reporting issues with it, from framepacing (stutters) to overall worse performance depending on the game and configuration. Maybe it needs to become more mature and that it's too early to enable it? *Think