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    Windows 10 video output issues

    Fullscreen, regardless of vsync, double buffering, triple buffering and DWM Vsync setting configurations: The display will blink solid blue every other frame and maybe show some garbage as well. The AGN flaming logo appears fine, as does pausing the program with Escape to access the title bar menu, everywhere else is when it flickers blue every other frame.

    Windowed @ 1280x960:

    Vsync Enabled
    Strangely works perfectly.

    Vsync & DWM Flush Enabled
    Framerate fluctuates around 40FPS. Inconsistent frame rate makes it a stuttery mess.

    Vsync & Double Buffering Enabled
    Frequent stutter due to vsync fighting with Windows 10 DWM.

    Vsync & Triple Buffering Enabled
    Frequent stutter due to vsync fighting with Windows 10 DWM.

    Vsync & Double Buffering & DWM Flush Enabled
    Seems like it's missing one frame every second.

    Vsync & Triple Buffering & DWM Flush Enabled
    Seems like it's missing one frame every second.
    Last edited by Nicholas Steel; 08-23-2015 at 12:51 AM.
    Computer specifications:
    Windows 10 Pro x64 | Intel Core i7 @ 2.66GHZ | Asus P6T Motherboard | 6GB DDR3 RAM | Integrated Sound | Nvidia Geforce 560 Ti 2048MB PCI-E | Corsair AX760 Power Supply | Thermaltake Armor+ MX case

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