[quote who="sdRohan" reply="6" id="3735354"] Quoting slaithe, reply 5 Cool, but how about a right-click menu with item to toggle enable WindowFX on its tray icon? I have logged the request internally. ---------------- Sean Drohan Stardock Customer Service Manager [/qu
[quote who="sdRohan" reply="4" id="3734556"] slaithe, Ok, I wrote this batch file to help with turning ON / OFF WinFX easily: https://cdn.stardock.us/support/uploads/WinFXStartStop.zip ---------------- Sean Drohan Stardock Customer Service Manager [/quote] Cool, but how about a right-click menu with item to toggle enable WindowFX on its tray icon?
Thanks! Excluding Overwatch.exe doesn't seem to resolve the issue. I tested it on the training map and it's far less noticeable, but still there. Framerates were pretty much the same with WindowFX on or off, but when moving and tracking with it off it was much smoother and easier to target focus. Maybe it's FreeSync related? This decline in severity is likely because yesterday first map I played was in a competitive match on King's Row. I tested lastest
Finally got around to playing with WindowFX and I'm very pleased with the aesthetic. However, I noticed while gaming in Overwatch and mouselooking performance is heavily hampered. Disabling WindowFX resumed normal smooth operation. Like butter. Oh, yeah! I haven't noticed Fences making an impact. I run Overwatch in full screen mode, set on Epic with Antistropic x8 and AA turned down a notch. I've yet to test WindowFX with other full screen games a
I build a collection of images I'd like to use for my Start Menu background. Specify folder path for background images in Start Menu settings. Default behavior alphabetical, maybe a tick option for random. Now every time I call on the Start Menu a new image from the folder is used. Having a large collection of images, while featuring them as desktop wallpaper, these are often obscured by what you're working on. It would be enjoyable t