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Thunderbird will not run at monitor's 144hz speed

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Foxhound4444

I have a Asus ROG Swift monitor running at 144hz. After installing Thunderbird, I've noticed that whenever Thunderbird is the application that is at the forefront/being used, the monitor refresh rate is really low. I can tell by the cursor ghosting and the monitor slightly flickering. My monitor also stated that it was down to 60hz for thunderbird; however, I haven't found a way for thunderbird to run at the higher 144hz speed. Is there a fix for this?

I have a Asus ROG Swift monitor running at 144hz. After installing Thunderbird, I've noticed that whenever Thunderbird is the application that is at the forefront/being used, the monitor refresh rate is really low. I can tell by the cursor ghosting and the monitor slightly flickering. My monitor also stated that it was down to 60hz for thunderbird; however, I haven't found a way for thunderbird to run at the higher 144hz speed. Is there a fix for this?

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Windows display is per window, or screen, not per application. The refresh rate is a matter between the monitor and the video card. It has nothing to do with application software.

Matt said

Windows display is per window, or screen, not per application. The refresh rate is a matter between the monitor and the video card. It has nothing to do with application software.

So are you saying that software/applications can't affect the refresh rate or frames per second? Then how do I fix this problem that I am having with Thunderbird?

In Thunderbird Help > TRoubleshooting Information scroll down to 'Graphics' section Copy / paste all Graphics info into this question, so the forum knows what you are running.

Check: Is your graphics card is running most up to date driver. report back with info.