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The biggest reason why I wish to keep using gamescope at the moment is because I have an external capture card I use. My main monitor is 1440P I wish to render in 1440P but the capture card when I set to replicate my main (and only monitor besides capture card) it for some reason forces all games to render in 4k and if I try to change it it just breaks and is no longer full screen and notifications (steam and such) pop up in the middle of the screen. If there is another way to do this would love to know gamescope is just how I 'solved' it myself.