Screen Tearing issues on Ubuntu 18.04 with Nvidia GeForceGT710 driven by Nouveau driver
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I have a severe screen tearing problem. I am using the open source Nouveau drivers instead of the proprietary nvidia drivers. When I apply the Nvidia drivers Ubuntu does not boot. Nouveau drivers do not have any issue except for Screen tearing.
My system is
Ubuntu 18.04 with Liquorix kernel
Intel Core i3 with 550@3.20Ghz *4
Nvidia GeForce GT710 Graphics card.
Please help.
screen tearing
asked Feb 10 at 15:04
George KoshiGeorge Koshi
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I have a severe screen tearing problem. I am using the open source Nouveau drivers instead of the proprietary nvidia drivers. When I apply the Nvidia drivers Ubuntu does not boot. Nouveau drivers do not have any issue except for Screen tearing.
My system is
Ubuntu 18.04 with Liquorix kernel
Intel Core i3 with 550@3.20Ghz *4
Nvidia GeForce GT710 Graphics card.
Please help.
screen tearing
asked Feb 10 at 15:04
George KoshiGeorge Koshi
111
Try using wayland (select at the little gear icon on the login page). That will use the internal GPU instead of the Nvidia GPU, and avoid the synchronization issue (scan this site for "tearing" for lots of questions on this topic).
– ubfan1
Feb 10 at 16:30
Thank you. I have moved out of liquorix kernel and installed the generic kernel along with nvidia proprietary driver. The screen tearing went away.
– George Koshi
Feb 24 at 14:10
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I have a severe screen tearing problem. I am using the open source Nouveau drivers instead of the proprietary nvidia drivers. When I apply the Nvidia drivers Ubuntu does not boot. Nouveau drivers do not have any issue except for Screen tearing.
My system is
Ubuntu 18.04 with Liquorix kernel
Intel Core i3 with 550@3.20Ghz *4
Nvidia GeForce GT710 Graphics card.
Please help.
screen tearing
asked Feb 10 at 15:04
George KoshiGeorge Koshi
111
I have a severe screen tearing problem. I am using the open source Nouveau drivers instead of the proprietary nvidia drivers. When I apply the Nvidia drivers Ubuntu does not boot. Nouveau drivers do not have any issue except for Screen tearing.
My system is
Ubuntu 18.04 with Liquorix kernel
Intel Core i3 with 550@3.20Ghz *4
Nvidia GeForce GT710 Graphics card.
Please help.
screen tearing
screen tearing
asked Feb 10 at 15:04
George KoshiGeorge Koshi
111
asked Feb 10 at 15:04
George KoshiGeorge Koshi
111
asked Feb 10 at 15:04
George KoshiGeorge Koshi
111
asked Feb 10 at 15:04
George KoshiGeorge Koshi
111
asked Feb 10 at 15:04
George KoshiGeorge Koshi
111
111
Try using wayland (select at the little gear icon on the login page). That will use the internal GPU instead of the Nvidia GPU, and avoid the synchronization issue (scan this site for "tearing" for lots of questions on this topic).
– ubfan1
Feb 10 at 16:30
Thank you. I have moved out of liquorix kernel and installed the generic kernel along with nvidia proprietary driver. The screen tearing went away.
– George Koshi
Feb 24 at 14:10
add a comment |
Try using wayland (select at the little gear icon on the login page). That will use the internal GPU instead of the Nvidia GPU, and avoid the synchronization issue (scan this site for "tearing" for lots of questions on this topic).
– ubfan1
Feb 10 at 16:30
Thank you. I have moved out of liquorix kernel and installed the generic kernel along with nvidia proprietary driver. The screen tearing went away.
– George Koshi
Feb 24 at 14:10
Try using wayland (select at the little gear icon on the login page). That will use the internal GPU instead of the Nvidia GPU, and avoid the synchronization issue (scan this site for "tearing" for lots of questions on this topic).
– ubfan1
Feb 10 at 16:30
Try using wayland (select at the little gear icon on the login page). That will use the internal GPU instead of the Nvidia GPU, and avoid the synchronization issue (scan this site for "tearing" for lots of questions on this topic).
– ubfan1
Feb 10 at 16:30
Thank you. I have moved out of liquorix kernel and installed the generic kernel along with nvidia proprietary driver. The screen tearing went away.
– George Koshi
Feb 24 at 14:10
Thank you. I have moved out of liquorix kernel and installed the generic kernel along with nvidia proprietary driver. The screen tearing went away.
– George Koshi
Feb 24 at 14:10
add a comment |
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Try using wayland (select at the little gear icon on the login page). That will use the internal GPU instead of the Nvidia GPU, and avoid the synchronization issue (scan this site for "tearing" for lots of questions on this topic).
– ubfan1
Feb 10 at 16:30
Thank you. I have moved out of liquorix kernel and installed the generic kernel along with nvidia proprietary driver. The screen tearing went away.
– George Koshi
Feb 24 at 14:10