"huge input lag, latency and even freezing" sounds different to this
bug. I suggest opening a new bug about that.
I'll reword this one to make it more clear what it's about.
** Summary changed:
- Poor performance in Nvidia Wayland sessions
+ Poor desktop frame rate in Nvidia Wayland sessions
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Was going to post this today. I am currently testing 25.04 with the 570
driver. On X it works perfectly and all games run beautifully. But when
I changed to wayland, there was huge input lag, latency and even
freezing when on the desktop (It worked inside the game, although the
game lost a chunk of
Hi !
I saw a positive difference in performance for my desktop PC (RTX 2080)
on 24.10 by switching to the Nvidia proprietary 560 driver (not the open
one) and disabling GSP by adding "nvidia.NVreg_EnableGpuFirmware=0" in
"GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX" and updating Grub.
Kernel is the lastest from the Ubunt
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Title:
Poor performance in Nvidia Wayland sessions
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** Description changed:
- I've just tried the Nvidia-560 driver for the first time and am seeing
- very poor performance in Wayland sessions. Just tapping the Super key I
- can see animations stuttering.
+ On a desktop with a single Nvidia GPU and single monitor, desktop
+ performance is poor in W
Alright we can ignore the benchmark results [1].
And let's not focus on 550-560 performance differences anymore. We know
the main performance problem in 560 by a long way and it will either
require a new driver (that is probably not "560") [2], or a redesign of
triple buffering [3].
So this is no
