But like I said, it is kind of the nature of the beast. You can however put a game in Window Full screen mode or Window mode and it is fine. There is no way around it, it is the way it is. I use to use F.Lux and from what I learned with all these color toners for night, is that they do not work properly for most games in fullscreen. Originally posted by Royal Raven:I use Windows 10 Night Mode to control colors. I've learned a while ago that, at least on my computer, fullscreen tends to be more stable with some games, whereas borderless window make the FPS quite jumpy. I do play Sims 3 in borderless window, but that makes it less stable. There might be others but from my 400+ game library, only a handful present that problem. The only ones I've found so far have been Zombi, Dragon's Dogma, The Sims 3, and Tomb Raider Anniversary. But there are a few it doesn't work with. SunsetScreen has been a fantastic alternative with a lot more features, and it actually works very well with a lot of games in fullscreen. I used f.lux as well, until they made some changes that didn't meet my needs.
I use Windows 10 Night Mode to control colors. I wanna try and play on fullscreen to see if that makes the game more stable, as I've learned borderless window isn't always the best option for a low-budget gaming laptop. If I do this, the brightness will be what I set my screen to and SunsetScreen might even work? It doesn't work on the game when it's in fullscreen, meaning the temperature is painfully blue and the brightness goes all the way up. I use SunsetScreen to make my screen color temperature warmer. Before I go through the trouble of reinstalling (cuz modding has given me quite the headache, so I go back and forth on clean installs), I gotta ask something.
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