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I was on 4.0 but updated a couple days ago with the same issue present. Moving and closing the monitors didn't help either, and unfortunately my display drivers don't have such settings.
EDIT: never mind that, I managed to solve the problem by reducing hardware acceleration (through the Windows interface) to the second-last notch. I know this is not an optimum solution, so can anyone think of any workarounds to this? Thanks so much for your input. |
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