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Originally posted by WildcatWhiz View PostReally? That's odd. I have a quad core Phenom and I get consistent tearing when rendering is done on the CPU. Didn't happen when I had an Nvidia card installed, which rendered on the GPU.
Please don't make wild belittling statements like that. I know a great deal about what I'm talking about.
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Originally posted by LinuxID10T View PostYou are making yourself look even more like a noob. The tearing is part of the video output on the media player, not the CPU. Set your output module to OpenGL and set Vsync inside Catalyst to "On, unless otherwise specified" and watch tearing magically disappear. BTW, I am not trying to belittle you, but you might want to do a bit more research before posting.
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Originally posted by bwat47 View PostFor a lot of people that causes poorer video quality and/or flickering so is not an ideal solution yet.
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Bug reporting site
Does ati have an official site to report bugs, and view existing bugs? Because its real pain trying the drivers every month to see if they happen to fix a problem, that isn't in there known bugs. Maybe, I am just blind but I have never found where you are suppose to report bugs.
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Originally posted by Vii7 View Post
At any rate, looks like screen split issue - are you sure the fglrx drivers are properly loaded? Does it happen with movies/games/etc? Have you checked the dmesg output? Have you explicitly enable vsync through amdcccle? have you properly run the ati config script? What version of xorg are you running? Which distro? etc etc etc.
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