I have no idea if this is normal or not, so if anybody could tell me more about this, it would be greatly appreciated. This never really produces lag, and I have only noticed it now due to my testing. Only this time it is the 'chrome' process causing this. Sidenote: When I open new pages without a second screen, my CPU also spikes to about 20-40% and then goes down again. This also has a notable impact on games, where I loose a few FPS, depending on the game.ĭoes anybody know what would be causing this? Is this normal? Is it just the integrated graphics card powering the second monitor? When opening new pages, the 'System' process spikes to about 30-40% then goes down again. When I looked into this, I noticed that the 'System' process was making a lot of use of my CPU. Enter the following properties: Platform: Choose Windows 10 and later. Select Devices > Configuration profiles > Create profile.
Create the profile Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center. Recently I have been noticing some lag while doing this. Windows 10 version 1903 and newer devices enrolled in Intune This article shows you how to create the profile, and enable the monitoring. I have a (very) old BenQ FP547 1024X768 lying around that I often plug in to my laptop so I can game on one screen and browse a bit on the other.
) is needed for this particular issue, I can provide it, although I would have to dig around a bit. I have a laptop with the following specs: Recently I have been experiencing some issues when plugging in my second monitor.
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