GNOME sometimes stutters even with an mid tier Nvidia card and official Nvidia drivers
What the fuck is this nonsense
GNOME sometimes stutters even with an mid tier Nvidia card and official Nvidia drivers
Jayden Bennett
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Liam Diaz
>Nvidia
Buy a better GPU next time.
Benjamin Gutierrez
Oh fuck off
If it can run AAA games at 60fps the problem is clearly not the hardware
Kevin Hall
perfectly normal behavior chud, that means it's working
Eli Perry
Yes the problem is in their drivers. Never had such problem in my NAVI card.
James Phillips
kek
Jackson Thomas
>Nvidia
There's your problem
Nathaniel Brooks
Scaling the file picker icons down to 16 pixels costs a lot of GPU overhead.
>verification not required
Elijah Bennett
nvidia niggers seething
Ian Hernandez
Blame it on Nvidia's proprietary drivers.
Cooper Cook
>mid tier Nvidia card
which one?
I am on a 1660 with nvidia-open on Arch + GNOME and nothing stutters.
Justin Rogers
+ wayland
Hunter Jones
it's a bug that hasn't been resolved for 4 years
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Dominic Thompson
>xorg
not my problem
Asher Garcia
1060ti 6gb
Benjamin Campbell
weird, with this gpu it should run good.
what distro are you on?
Nolan Roberts
And how will they resolve the issue?
It's clearly an nvidia job that they're not going to do, so next time you know which two other companies release good drivers.
Grayson Sanchez
ubuntu
I mean it's not a slideshow but sometimes it eats a few frames
also, maybe it's placebo but it feels like there's more latency than something like xfce, although it's not easy to tell because the devs removed almost every button except the close button and added the annoying drag the cursor to the corner to reveal the menu gesture
Jayden Williams
Why not use Xfce?
Sure it might look ugly but it's functional and has never let me down.
Kevin Kelly
works on my machine
Sebastian Sullivan
At least our shit works on Windows. Good luck playing an OpenGL game while simultaneously writing your college research paper (you'll need Microsoft Word so it's in nice and easy docx format, and you need your printer to work).