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Good day! I bought notebook Asus N53SM (Core i3, Intel 3000 GMA HD, Nvidea 630M)
When i am watching online video (for example Youtube), i have problems with breaking frames.
The top fifth of the screen as it is late and appears for a split second
later, by the ever-present as a kind of boundary in
image (most clearly seen in dynamic scenes). I think there is a problem with the vertical synchronization (especially
clearly seen when viewing the test video
http://video.sibnet.ru/video629716- http://video.sibnet.ru/video629716-
Video_Tearing_test__test_vertikalnoy_sinhronizatsii_ /, the upper fifth of the column
delayed).
The problem occurs only when watching video online (when viewing
video players, there is no problem.) What I've tried: different browsers,
reinstalled flash player, tried to disable hardware acceleration,
tried to disable / enable HTML5 - nothing helps.
If i change the browser program in panel Nvidea from integrated video
to discrete video - the problem is only getting worse: border becomes 2
instead of one, and they are clearly marked. The enable of the vertical
synchronization and triple buffering in this does nothing.
I have latest version of drivers (integrated and descrete).
I tried to start vertical syncronization in the panel of Intel too - not helping.
Can anyone help me? Thank you!
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Hello,
The combination of using an external video card and the Intel on-board graphics controller in one system is call Switchable Graphics.
The Intel graphics drivers are not compatible with Switchable Graphics, and the drivers from your system manufacturer must be used.
I recommend you contact your system manufacturer for support and drivers.
Regards,
Michael
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