@electrineer You are right, and I'm working on it. I started to use Linux and learn how a computer really works very little time ago. I have a lot to learn and I still have some problems so I will need to look into this.

@electrineer I'm not going to say I'm an expert on the matter. I just looked enough to find a recommended configuration. You should be right.
And I should read more about what I am doing, but I was kinda in a hurry.

@brunofontes @zeters @electrineer Ok it took me a minute to do this correctly.
Write in /etc/sysctl.d/99-sysctl.conf
vm.swappiness=1
vm.vfs_cache_pressure=50
Reboot
It should work a lot better now. I'm doing a few tests now to see whats up, but yeah, it looks better.

Oh. Same here, but I'm dumb and I didin't noticed the problem until you mentioned it. I also have less RAM, so it happens more frecuently. But as I said, I'm dumb.
I will check in home any solutions.

Wait, why? They shouldn't do that, I have some friends with those monitors and they don't had any problem with them.

I don't really saw too much of C#, but for what I know, they are VERY related.
I started to read a C# book and in the second chapter, it explained .NET. I ignored it, but after a while it became too obvious that it was necesary and related.
I didin't finished to read the book, but yeah, they are very related and you should learn both.