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<blockquote data-quote="Henric-a" data-source="post: 1237119" data-attributes="member: 99486">Hi,im back with my problem again. To be honest, my decribed work around above did not work though i thought i would.So i treid some other things today and get the following results. Im more and more convinced that my problem isnt caused by MP but already by windows.When i switch the refresh rate in my nvidia settings from 60 to 24, moving my windows cursor is laggy. After starting MP with that, navigating in the MP main menu is laggy as well. So maybe when i&nbsp; switch from a tv show with 50fps to a show with 24 fps the problem isnt caused from MP but from windows, switching the refresh rate to 24hz in the background.But when i restart the HTPC, andf windows starts from the last fps state, in this case 24hz, windows runs fine and also my tv show is running fine. So it seems there is a problem with switching the refresh rate in windows in general.Im pretty sure i did not have the problem in the past.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Henric-a, post: 1237119, member: 99486"] Hi, im back with my problem again. To be honest, my decribed work around above did not work though i thought i would. So i treid some other things today and get the following results. Im more and more convinced that my problem isnt caused by MP but already by windows. When i switch the refresh rate in my nvidia settings from 60 to 24, moving my windows cursor is laggy. After starting MP with that, navigating in the MP main menu is laggy as well. So maybe when i switch from a tv show with 50fps to a show with 24 fps the problem isnt caused from MP but from windows, switching the refresh rate to 24hz in the background. But when i restart the HTPC, andf windows starts from the last fps state, in this case 24hz, windows runs fine and also my tv show is running fine. So it seems there is a problem with switching the refresh rate in windows in general. Im pretty sure i did not have the problem in the past. [/QUOTE]

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