DisplayFusion will use some CPU, even when at idle, but definitely shouldn't be using that much. I'm not sure if the taskbars would be the cause there, but could you try disabling them on the Settings > Taskbar tab to see if that makes any difference?
Ok, just wondering if it's related to a specific application maybe. If you re-enable the Taskbar, but disable the system tray on it (right-click > Multi-Monitor Taskbar > System Tray > Disabled), does that make any difference?
Franck Dernoncourt
8 discussion posts
Looks like my version (5.0.1) doesn't have this option (SS attached). Btw I use Classic Shell start menu.
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Feb 26, 2014 (modified Feb 26, 2014)
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Franck Dernoncourt
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Cool, I hadn't noticed those options so far! But even with System Tray > Disabled on each 5 monitor except the primary one, DisplayFusion still eats the same amount of CPU.
Ok, could you try enabling the "Processor Affinity" option in the Settings > Advanced Settings window, then restart DisplayFusion and see if that helps at all?
Thanks!
Franck Dernoncourt
8 discussion posts
Done but no difference. Attached SS shows the new setting.
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