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  • sarmad
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    Originally posted by rabcor View Post
    Do the proprietary nvidia drivers even support wayland yet to begin with?
    I don't think so. But the radeon open-source driver does support it.

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  • rabcor
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    Originally posted by sarmad View Post
    Is PRIME supported under Wayland? If so, how can Wayland ensuare a "perfect frame" with PRIME not supporting v-sync?
    Do the proprietary nvidia drivers even support wayland yet to begin with?

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  • Kano
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    Maybe this works too, but Nvidia Optimus users do not need a DRI_PRIME override, everything is rendered on Nvidia, output can be Intel or Radeon (you can reuse your old cards for more outputs). I tested these dual GPU configs, you do not need to use Intel hardware (and no laptop) to try it. You could even use a card with TV out and use Nvidia for rendering.
    Last edited by Kano; 01 November 2015, 08:03 AM.

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  • haagch
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  • sarmad
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    Is PRIME supported under Wayland? If so, how can Wayland ensuare a "perfect frame" with PRIME not supporting v-sync?

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  • Vash63
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    Originally posted by yzsolt View Post
    Nice, but won't benefit the AMD drivers from this too?
    Also interesting to see that this work is done by an NVIDIA employee. I only saw them investing in mobile related things, not in fixing desktop bugs.
    This is a desktop bug that affects their proprietary driver though. That's an exception they've made for a while.

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  • haagch
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    Well, with a quick test with glxgears I can say: No, it does not work with dri3 offloading: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1zTqjmisKk (At least in the bugtracker people said this happens because of the same lack of synchronization)

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  • RussianNeuroMancer
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    Originally posted by haagch View Post
    So I second the question: Does this already work with radeon?
    For Radeon iGPU+dGPU with FOSS driver there is no tearing for few years. There was this issue https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=56659 but it's fixed now.

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  • andre30correia
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    Originally posted by haagch View Post
    So.. should this work with dri3? Because on intel+radeonsi with dri3 playing a game looks like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVDZowUGlSc (the shadows flickering have been fixed, the "frame jumping" is the synchronization problem).
    So I second the question: Does this already work with radeon?

    i think it only use v sync with wayland, with X the tearing is horrible (talking about august experience)

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  • haagch
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    So.. should this work with dri3? Because on intel+radeonsi with dri3 playing a game looks like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVDZowUGlSc (the shadows flickering have been fixed, the "frame jumping" is the synchronization problem).
    So I second the question: Does this already work with radeon?

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