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Fattyffat · 01-04-2022, 03:18 AM

Got an LG TV (model: 43up7000pua) and I have it set up as a second monitor. The tv is connected to my computers 3060 through an HDMI cable. However, whenever I play a video and fullscreen it, it becomes super choppy/laggy. The video works fine when it’s not full screened.

Some stuff I tried but didn’t work:

I’ve changed the HDMI label and icon to PC- therefore disabling TruMotion along with it

I’ve changed the TV’s refresh rate to 60 HZ from 23HZ

I tried running it in game mode but that didn’t solve it

I tried a different cable.. (the cables support 4K so I don’t think it’s a bad cable)

I checked to make sure hardware acceleration was off in chrome..

I reinstalled Nvidia drivers..

I looked for a way to update webOS but I couldn’t find it

I’m out of ideas on what to do so any help would be appreciated. My primary monitor is 144HZ if that matters.

01-04-2022, 03:18 AM	#534
Fattyffat Farm Team Player Join Date: Dec 2021 Exp:	Got an LG TV (model: 43up7000pua) and I have it set up as a second monitor. The tv is connected to my computers 3060 through an HDMI cable. However, whenever I play a video and fullscreen it, it becomes super choppy/laggy. The video works fine when it’s not full screened. Some stuff I tried but didn’t work: I’ve changed the HDMI label and icon to PC- therefore disabling TruMotion along with it I’ve changed the TV’s refresh rate to 60 HZ from 23HZ I tried running it in game mode but that didn’t solve it I tried a different cable.. (the cables support 4K so I don’t think it’s a bad cable) I checked to make sure hardware acceleration was off in chrome.. I reinstalled Nvidia drivers.. I looked for a way to update webOS but I couldn’t find it I’m out of ideas on what to do so any help would be appreciated. My primary monitor is 144HZ if that matters.