Device: Surface 3
Logos Bible Software 7.1 SR-2 (7.1.0.0040)
OS: Windows 10 Home 64-bit (1607).
CPU: Intel(R) Atom(TM) x7-Z8700 CPU @ 1.60GHz
RAM: 4.00 GB
Display 1: Surface Display 10.8” display (1920 x 1280); Aspect ratio: 3:2
Display 2: Dell E2715H 27" IPS LED Monitor (1920 x 1080)
Display Adapter: Intel(R) HD Graphics
Description: Logos has display, performance, and stability problems particularly when the program window(s) are maximized. The software runs much better when I stretch windows manually to more-or-less fill the screen but stop short of maximizing them (e.g., by clicking that little, iconic square in the upper-right corner of the window, by using the "WIN + Up-Arrow" shortcut, or by dragging the window to the top-center of the screen). These issues may be related in part to how Logos handles the size and resolution of certain displays/monitors. I recall earlier this year that Microsoft's OneNote Extension for Google Chrome had somewhat similar problems, which they were eventually able to resolve shortly after making that connection.
Here are some of the specific problems I'm experiencing (particularly with the window maximized):
1. When right-clicking on a word or other unit, the context menu will stutter while trying to populate—often appearing with a black outline/trimming around its border—and will often subsequently disappear altogether (see image 1 of 2 below).
2. Similar glitches can be seen when left clicking on a word while using the information tool and/or when hovering over a word while viewing the reverse interlinear popup display (at the bottom of the panel) (see image 2 of 2 below).
3. This also seems related to problems with panels and tabs resizing (e.g., as reported in this thread: BUG: Panel sizing affects tab label formatting causing high CPU usage and delay).
4. Media resources often cause Logos to become unresponsive and sometimes crash (e.g., 1000 Bible Images, BiblePlaces.com Image Library, Encyclopedia Britannica: Noet Edition (Media), etc.). Minimizing the window can help prevent it from crashing.
5. These problems also seem to impact other aspects of the program, such as searches in general and media searches in particular.
6. When a Logos window is maximized on my left display (Dell E2715H), a portion of the window (just a tiny, minute sliver) can be seen on the leftmost edge of my right display (Surface 3). This itself is no bother and may be more of a calibration issue. I only mention it in case it happens to have any relevance whatsoever.
I don't have time to provide logs at the moment; however, here are couple screenshots that I captured for starters:

