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I still find tearing to be problematic I have a machine with a supported Radeon card (open-source driver), another machine with a supported nvidia card (binary
by blibble 8y ago
I still find tearing to be problematic
I have a machine with a supported Radeon card (open-source driver), another machine with a supported nvidia card (binary blob driver), and another two machines using different intel onboard graphics chips (open-source driver)
the radeon and the intel (both drivers which work with it) have issues putting out a stable jitterless 60fps without tearing (with tearfree on, and various combinations of with/without compositing/glx/...)
- chmln 8y agoHow did you test the fps? I'm using the intel driver as well, and it's definitely not perfect. But it's pretty close, at least for me - I get hardware-accelerated video decoding with VAAPI, no tearing, and excellent input latency (~3ms).
- blibble 8y agoI've got a couple of videos I use that make the tearing/jitter obvious, e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RvIbVmCOxg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RvIbVmCOxg (you can get a .mp4 too which eliminates the browser as a possible cause) sadly I can see the jitter/tearing, vs. on Windows where it's perfect (with 4k or higher frame rates it's far more obvious)
- kevin_thibedeau 8y agoThat's your video driver's fault. Not X's.