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Is there any other way of increasing performance short of lowering resolution? Frame rate is already set to 10, and draw distance won't help because they're all on the same wall.
7-15 FPS (Ryzen 7 3700x, MSI RTX 3070 Ti, 64 GBs DDR4 memory)
Even if I set the screens to one frame per second, I get a lag spike every time they update... So I think the answer is that they all update at once.
Like maybe a "max screens" command?
Why? I keep my steam in "F:\Program Files", not "C:\Program Files (x86)", as I have an external, 1 terabyte hard disc drive due to steam collectively taking up over half of my PC's storage space.
(Don't ask me why it's "F:" instead of "D:", I don't know either.)