https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=414785
--- Comment #33 from Carlo Meijer <ca...@youcontent.nl> --- (In reply to Michael Hamilton from comment #32) > (In reply to Carlo Meijer from comment #29) > > I managed to work around the problem by means of the solution proposed here, > > number 2 (Disabling KWIN Vsync and force full composition pipeline): > > https://www.reddit.com/r/EndeavourOS/comments/p8b2kf/ > > for_those_that_have_stutterlags_problems_with_kde/ > > I already reported it in the relevant nvidia forums topic, but I'm also > > posting it here since disabling vsync in KWin and forcing it to be offloaded > > to the nvidia driver seems to fix the issue. Perhaps there's something > > unforeseen going on in KWin and something can be done in KWin to > > fix/workaround the issue (perhaps some nvidia-specific hacks). > > > > I found that latte-dock still stutters, disabling tooltips solved that one > > for me. I was hoping this magically solved it as well, but apparently not. > > I tried the described work around. it doesn't appear to fix the stutter > described in bug 443696 (a duplicate of this one), the test being: > > for i in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10; do notify-send --expire-time 20000 test > $i; done > > Perhaps bug 443696 is not actually the same as this one. It seems that, indeed, there are two distinct issues: 1) is the one described by TS; as long as the notification is open, everything stutters. I had this issue as well, and solved it by offloading vsync to the nvidia driver, as referenced in my previous post. 2) is described in 443696 and 436902; stutters and cpu spikes appear only during the appearance and disappearance of a notification. Now that I pay attention to it, it seems that my system is also affected by (2). However, in my humble opinion, it's is much less severe than (1). I can live with it until wayland is ready for daily use. Hopefully that will magically make the issue go away. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
