DRIconf — Configuration applet for the Direct Rendering Infrastructure. It allows customizing performance and visual quality settings of OpenGL drivers on a per-driver, per-screen and/or per-application level.
KDE performs very smoothly. I noticed in live mode (since by default we boot into xfce) it was still laggy here and there when scrolling in web browsers.
i think in Display in settings you see options like composition you can disable it or enable it.
Also you can choose which renderer , like opengl or xrender. xrender (software render) is can come faster but on on other option mayby missing i dont know…standard is AUTO that can be a issue mayby i dont know… om Vega auto option is not so fine…
the options could be more under , but something as screen/display … but will be a option which render , standard would be auto …hard to tell i dont use Kde.
@unix_lover
Hey Mate…maybe you could be a little more particular with your Topic headings. It would be better if it read Intel Graphics card under performs and lags when using web browsers. It is not EndeavourOS. It is either the hardware or software component of one of the desktops. Not everyone has these issues even with Intel Graphics. Please don’t use topics that bash EndeavourOS because you have a particular problem. It’s disrespectful to the devs for one thing and not very community oriented.
Thanks
Mate.
Sorry man I never meant to put EndeavourOS under. For one I find EndeavourOS even better than Manjaro when using it on my laptop. I have modified the title that says “Any linux distro”.
It still seems to have screen tearing when changing to xrenderer and regardless it still laggy.
Ok it appears that I already have this driverxf86-video-intel installed. I am going to try and find for a replacement driver and hopefully that would work. But would you guys happen to know a replacement driver by any chance?
Yes. I noticed that with that particular website where I said it was very laggy. I noticed that with firefox suprisingly it was smooth and had no issues, only opera and brave have issues with a lot of websites when it comes to scrolling.
I will try and play around with this.
I am not too sure if it is an iris or not but I believe it is the 7th generation as I am checking out the details on the Intel graphics card settings booted into Windows 10.
inside the ~/.drirc. I know this is supposed to disable vertical sync I am just not too sure where to add it exactly inside the file. Do I add this in between these two tags?