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Steev · 02-01-2024, 03:25 PM

Hello and thank you for your time -

I have the following machine:

ThinkPad T15g Gen 1 with an Nvidia 2080 Super 8G
Built-in Intel P630 graphics
USB-C Thunderbolt 3 (40Gbit) connection to a DisplayLink 4K 60hz dual-display adapter on native USB-C
Windows 11 Pro 23H2
DisplayLink software 11.2 M0, after running the cleaner app I found in another forum post

Issue
While the displays do work, the response time is nothing like it is on the native 4k 60hz display of the laptop. For example, my screensaver is the default Windows 3D text. As it displays, it clearly stutters. Also, if I left-click the desktop and drag the semi-transparent selection rectangle around the screen, the animation is very choppy. This is apparent on both screens and the issue is visible in video playback. Gaming also has a noticeable input delay from my keyboard and mouse.

Switching the laptop (in the BIOS) to "discreet graphics only" does not improve performance, and it also removes Windows' ability to detect (and adjust the position of) multiple displays, so I run in Hybrid to get the adjustment option back.

I have attempted both the Lenovo-approved drivers and the factory ones available from both Intel and NVIDIA.

I am running a high-performance power profile.

Am I doing something wrong?

Thank you!
Steve

02-01-2024, 03:25 PM	#1
Steev Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2024 Posts: 1	Laggy Display Performance on ThinkPad Hello and thank you for your time - I have the following machine: ThinkPad T15g Gen 1 with an Nvidia 2080 Super 8G Built-in Intel P630 graphics USB-C Thunderbolt 3 (40Gbit) connection to a DisplayLink 4K 60hz dual-display adapter on native USB-C Windows 11 Pro 23H2 DisplayLink software 11.2 M0, after running the cleaner app I found in another forum post Issue While the displays do work, the response time is nothing like it is on the native 4k 60hz display of the laptop. For example, my screensaver is the default Windows 3D text. As it displays, it clearly stutters. Also, if I left-click the desktop and drag the semi-transparent selection rectangle around the screen, the animation is very choppy. This is apparent on both screens and the issue is visible in video playback. Gaming also has a noticeable input delay from my keyboard and mouse. Switching the laptop (in the BIOS) to "discreet graphics only" does not improve performance, and it also removes Windows' ability to detect (and adjust the position of) multiple displays, so I run in Hybrid to get the adjustment option back. I have attempted both the Lenovo-approved drivers and the factory ones available from both Intel and NVIDIA. I am running a high-performance power profile. Am I doing something wrong? Thank you! Steve