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I have noticed on the desktop version of youtube the videos has tons of tearing?  Did anyone see this?

Would v-sync work in this case? or just for games?

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Let me guess, Firefox?

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Is your display running at 60Hz or 59Hz?

V-sync would probably kick it down to 30fps, no idea if that would help.

And i haven't experiened any tearing btw... Maybe unhappy graphics card? 

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1 minute ago, samcool55 said:

Is your display running at 60Hz or 59Hz?

V-sync would probably kick it down to 30fps, no idea if that would help.

And i haven't experiened any tearing btw... Maybe unhappy graphics card? 

60, I have intel hd 4400 and a built in monitor if that gives any info

 

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Just now, MrIceCremeLollipop said:

Nope chrome!

That's surprising. Is hardware acceleration enabled for flash? You can right click the video.

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1 minute ago, DeadEyePsycho said:

That's surprising. Is hardware acceleration enabled for flash? You can right click the video.

Il check.

 

Its html 5? stats for nerds doesnt help.

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1 minute ago, MrIceCremeLollipop said:

60, I have intel hd 4400 and a built in monitor if that gives any info

 

Have you installed the driver for it? Intel provides specific gpu drivers for it.

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1 minute ago, samcool55 said:

Have you installed the driver for it? Intel provides specific gpu drivers for it.

yeah.

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Just now, MrIceCremeLollipop said:

yeah.

When you watch a video, does the load increase on GPU or CPU?

And does taking down the video resolution help?

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