> 1. Disable desktop effects or
This does not solve the issue for me. With effects off I still get terrible screen refresh noticeable most when switching desktops and when scrolling in apps like Firefox.
> 2. Enable UXA and see if UXA is stable in your scenarios.
Not possible on my system. Enabling UXA causes the X server to crash when trying to load so can't even get to a kdm logon screen.
> Option "AccelMethod" "EXA"
> Option "MigrationHeuristic" "greedy"
I also tried these options but they caused major visual corruption when trying to enable a 2nd monitor using xrandr after logon.
Whilst I understand the sentiment that the priority is a working desktop rather than performance, the speed this reduces a system to make it practically unusable as an everyday environment. Similar to others above, I was running KDE 4.2 under Intrepid and had no such issues, so this is likely a problem between kwin and the newer intel driver.
> 1. Disable desktop effects or
This does not solve the issue for me. With effects off I still get terrible screen refresh noticeable most when switching desktops and when scrolling in apps like Firefox.
> 2. Enable UXA and see if UXA is stable in your scenarios.
Not possible on my system. Enabling UXA causes the X server to crash when trying to load so can't even get to a kdm logon screen.
> Option "AccelMethod" "EXA" stic" "greedy"
> Option "MigrationHeuri
I also tried these options but they caused major visual corruption when trying to enable a 2nd monitor using xrandr after logon.
Whilst I understand the sentiment that the priority is a working desktop rather than performance, the speed this reduces a system to make it practically unusable as an everyday environment. Similar to others above, I was running KDE 4.2 under Intrepid and had no such issues, so this is likely a problem between kwin and the newer intel driver.