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computer running Windows 10 with 2 Nvidia Quadro p400, connected to 5 screens. 

On 1 screen runs a Max patch, on the other screens there is the Max OpenGL rendering window from jit.world. 

The window is not set to fullscreen using the "fullscreen" attribute, but manually using the windowposition attribute (for example 1920 0 7680 1080)

Now, what happens is that sometime when opening the patch, the framerate is very low, and sometimes it's not.

If I modify the position of the window, so for example instead of "0 0" I write "1 0" the frames go up again, but this is not a consistent behavior, because if I go back to "0 0" the framerate will stay high, and if I try again to go to "1 0" they will go low again.

I know this is a very difficult question to answer, since the setup is so specific, but every help is welcomed.

I would also like to know if there is a way to make a Window fullscreen on multiple monitors, without using the windowposition attribute.

HI all, 
I've got this very strange problem: 

the setup is like this: 
computer running Windows 10 with 2 Nvidia Quadro p400, connected to 5 screens. 
On 1 screen runs a Max patch, on the other screens there is the Max OpenGL rendering window from jit.world. 
The window is not set to fullscreen using the "fullscreen" attribute, but manually using the windowposition attribute (for example 1920 0 7680 1080) 

Now, what happens is that sometime when opening the patch, the framerate is very low, and sometimes it's not.
If I modify the position of the window, so for example instead of "0 0" I write "1 0" the frames go up again, but this is not a consistent behavior, because if I go back to "0 0" the framerate will stay high, and if I try again to go to "1 0" they will go low again. 

I know this is a very difficult question to answer, since the setup is so specific, but every help is welcomed.

I would also like to know if there is a way to make a Window fullscreen on multiple monitors, without using the windowposition attribute.

HI all, 
I've got this very strange problem: 

the setup is like this: 
computer running Windows 10 with 2 Nvidia Quadro p400, connected to 

strange-sporadic-frame-drop-when-rendering-window-is-set-to-cover-4-hd-screens

i believe your best bet is to use rect to position the window on the display (jit.displays can help here), and then enable fullscreen. I would to all this prior to enabling rendering on the context.

I will try and report back, thank you Rob

Strange Sporadic Frame Drop when Rendering Window is set to cover 4 HD screens