The problem is almost imperceptible on video with 24/30 frames per second. The old version of graphics driver ( 6.2001) also has this problem 😭 To notice it, you need to open on YouTube a video with 60 frames per second. Here is a good example: !TEs0zAYL!fR71p6JDfLaQbW4QOJI-Sy0yX1wQKbTjZJrMzY4JPVA The video does not play smoothly (a lot of dropped frames) 😲 👎 This problem does not appear immediately, but after about 4-5 seconds ⏱ The faster you move the mouse cursor over the context menu, the more the video slows down and goes jerky. Move the mouse cursor over the context menu items.

Open the context menu inside the video with the right mouse button.

Go to fullscreen mode by pressing the F key.

It seems that the problem appears only in fullscreen mode in web browsers (maybe in some other software too, I dont' know).

If I scale the monitor I'm using the app on it breaks everything else for me.I use Intel NUC Hades Canyon (NUC8i7HVK). I cannot find a work around for this problem. Allowing app to scale, allowing the system to scale, modifying the properties of the app to manipulate the scaling from the properties window.

I have tried every conceivable solution which I've found. but when I connect to our Citrix workspace app, I'm seeing the mouse pointer's distance from where it registers (on the buttons of the shared app) increase in off-set the further to the right of the screen the pointer travels. The problem, in a nutshell, is that I have 3 4k monitors on a Windows 10 system. I have been struggling to find a solution to this issue even while seeing multiple references to portions of the problem across many sources.

My cursor is off bandicam video