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Describe the bug
I have noticed that it usually just takes the refresh rate of the primary monitor and copies that over to other monitors as well, however this only seems to happen on Windows, on Linux it's being displayed fine as my primary monitor is 144Hz, the secondary one is 60Hz.
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Expected behavior
I'd expect to see the same thing as on Linux, so instead of seeing that both screens are 144Hz, i'd prefer to see the second one as 60Hz.
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@NoobishSVK ... unfortunately this is a value, we do not get back from windows metrics per monitor, just on a controller level. And then we are just assigning this to all connected monitors. I wish it would be different but windows is unfortunately different :-(
Describe the bug
I have noticed that it usually just takes the refresh rate of the primary monitor and copies that over to other monitors as well, however this only seems to happen on Windows, on Linux it's being displayed fine as my primary monitor is 144Hz, the secondary one is 60Hz.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Current Output
Expected behavior
I'd expect to see the same thing as on Linux, so instead of seeing that both screens are 144Hz, i'd prefer to see the second one as 60Hz.
Environment (please complete the following information):
Additional context
If there are any powershell commands for me to run and print their output, feel free toa sk me, I will provide the info.
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