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Unfortunately, this doesn't work for me. Using Windows 10 Pro, corruption previously proved to be caused by Riva Tuner Statistics Server. I tried Windows 8 compatibility on version 6.5 Beta 3 and 7.0.2. Both remain stable for a couple of minutes, but in particular, moving the 3D view around still eventually causes corruption. If I turn RTSS off, then it's stable as a rock in my experience.

I'm sorry to say 6.5 Beta 3 is still performing in the same way. It started out really good for a minute or two, scrolling through the menus... but exactly the same effects eventually. Installed 64-bit version on Windows 10. My issue is with the RivaTunerStatisticsServer version 7.2.3, which I use to limit frame rate to 30fps on laptop 4k display. As in my previous post, I'm sure this is a Java problem, as I came across the same issue with Arachnophilia.

I'm sorry to say 6.5 Beta 3 is still performing in the same way. It started out really good for a minute or two, scrolling through the menus... but exactly the same effects eventually. Installed 64-bit version on Windows 10. My issue is with the RivaTunerStatisticsServer version 7.2.3, which I use to limit frame rate to 30fps on laptop 4k display.

I'm sorry to say 6.5 Beta 3 is still performing in the same way. It started out really good for a minute or two, scolling through the menus, but exactly the same effects eventually. Installed 64-bit version on Windows 10. My issue is with the RivaTunerStatisticsServer version 7.2.3, which I use to limit frame rate to 30fps on laptop 4k display.

I'm sorry to say 6.5 Beta 3 is still performing in the same way. It started out really good for a minute or two, scolling through the menus, but exactly the same effects eventually. Installed 64-bit version on Windows 10. My issue is with the RivaTunerStatisticsServer version 7.2.3.

I believe you may be correct. I don't run Java programs as a rule - not because I don't want to, but because there's not many around that I need to run. However, I came across another that acts in exactly the same way as SH3D. It's a program called Arachnophilia used for developing web sites. I used it many years ago before it went Java, but haven't used it for several years now. So I downloaded the JAR tonight and ran it. Almost immediately it screwed up the display. So Emmanuel, at least you have...

I believe you may be correct. I don't run Java programs as a rule - not because I don't want to, but because there's not many around that I need to run. However, I came across another that acts in exactly the same way as SH3D. It's a program called Arachnophilia used for developing web sites. I used it many years ago before it went Java, but haven't used it for several years now. So I downloaded the JAR tonight and ran it. Almost immeditately it screwed up the display. So Emmanuel, at least you have...

Yes, I think I can pretty much confirm this now. If I run SH3D windowed, then everything (that i've tested) appears to be rock solid now, as long as the menu and tooltips remain withing the main window space. If I create a context menu that goes outside of that window then it corrupts very easily. If I create a menu inside the window but a long tooltip goes outside the window then again it corrupts very easily. If running in full screen, and the tooltip would have gone outside but is realigned inside,...