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sorry i wouldn't know.
Always scared to alt-tab and get the game to not responding state.
Only way to get the game to stop running in background is to restart the whole computer every damn times. Annoying as ♥♥♥♥.
Alt tabbing out of fullscreen mode has always been glitchy in windows ever since I can remember (even in windows xp), however alt tabbing out of a program or game that's running in borderless/windowed mode should never give such issues.
^ The reason, as far as I know has mainly to do with the fact that in fullscreen mode your game is granted deeper hardware access, where as in windowed/borderless mode the game accesses the hardware still through windows as sort of an emulator, this means it's more stable when you try to instantly "switch back" to the operating system by alt tabbing, compared to full screen mode where it first has to revert/reinitialize certain processes.
If your pc if powerful enough however you should not notice any real performance difference in fullscreen mode vs borderless, thus making borderless mode always the preferred option when you alt tab allot or use multiple monitors.