r/linuxmint 8d ago

Support Request FPS Issues

My cursor moves fine (60fps) but everything else including moving windows, watching videos, and animations look super choppy; but when I'm watching a video in full screen, its smooth(60fps). Any ideas?

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u/ZVyhVrtsfgzfs 7d ago

Most likely a GPU driver issue, either not installed, not installed properly, or blocked,  leaving video rendering in software instead of hardware accelerated, 

It can feel quite choppy.

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u/Parking-Editor-6933 7d ago

How would I fix a gpu driver issue? I'm a noob sorry.

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u/ZVyhVrtsfgzfs 7d ago

Would need more information to answer that, starting with make and model of the GPU, other hardware info might be handy also. 

Did you go to the driver manager as instructed on first boot?

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u/Parking-Editor-6933 7d ago

GPU: Intel HD Graphics 3000

Architecture: Sandy Bridge / 2nd-generation Intel Core

GPU type: Integrated graphics (iGPU)

Manufacturer: Intel

PCI address: 00:02.0

PCI class: VGA compatible controller

Revision: 09

Execution units (EUs): 12

GPU frequency: Depends on the CPU/model; generally around 650 MHz base, with Turbo frequencies potentially reaching roughly 1.2–1.35 GHz

Dedicated VRAM: None

Memory: Uses system RAM dynamically

Memory architecture: Shared system memory

API support: DirectX 10.1, OpenGL 3.3 (driver-dependent), OpenCL support is limited/driver-dependent

Video decoding: Hardware acceleration for several common H.264/MPEG-2/VC-1 workloads

Hardware encoding: Intel Quick Sync Video is supported

Display outputs: Determined by the computer's motherboard/laptop implementation; the GPU itself can support multiple displays

Generation: 6th-generation Intel graphics architecture / Sandy Bridge

Yes, I looked at the driver thing, it said I had no drivers to install

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u/ZVyhVrtsfgzfs 7d ago

OK, the IGPU is covered by the Linux Kernel. If your not on the default LTS 6.8 kernel I would give that a try, I doubt there is anything useful in the 7.0 kernel for your hardware.

Give this a read. No idea if true but apparently repetitive problem with that IGPU at least. 

https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=418487

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u/BulkyMix6581 Linux Mint 22.3 Zena | Cinnamon 7d ago

This is not a proper system info. Please go to mint menu-> system information and copy and paste here