Re: [Chromium-users] Any improvement with or support for a G-Sync card?

[Paul M. <p.e...@ru...>]

Hello Jonathan,

Jonathan Pierce wrote:
> I should preface this by saying I'm completely new to Chromium.  I'm  
> planning on setting up a mini-cluster of four machines just to test  
> it out and get my feet wet before committing to any large-scale  
> projects.  One of the things I was wondering is whether or not there  
> would be any improvement in using Nvidia cards with g-sync  
> capabilities, and whether or not anything extra would need to be  

I tested the synchronized swapping that NVidia provides through GLX 
extensions with Chromium, but either the API's have changed too much or 
I'm doing something wrong, but I couldn't get them to work. The calls to 
the extensions are present in the Chromium code, though, however some of 
them fail.

 > configured within Chromium.  I dug through the documentation a
 > little, but wasn't able to find anything about it.

The settings related to NVidia swap-locking can be set as options to the 
Render SPU.

I do intend to pick this up again in the near future, but if you have 
any interesting experiences yourself, I'd be interested to hear them.

Regards,
Paul

PS Are you using the extensions with any other (non-chromium) application?



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