Kubuntu Nvidia Graphics Card Fuzzing?
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After enabling enhance application settings and enabling FXAA I got this strange fuzzy effect which text becomes distorted and then clears up, before becoming fuzzy again. Obviously the easy way to fix this is to go back to Use Application Settings, but why does this happen, and is there any tradeoffs for typical desktop browsing/light video editing not using enhance application settings?
Video Link (The text is far more noticeably distorted than the video makes it appear): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeXPgp7sSTs&feature=youtu.be
nvidia graphics kubuntu 17.10
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After enabling enhance application settings and enabling FXAA I got this strange fuzzy effect which text becomes distorted and then clears up, before becoming fuzzy again. Obviously the easy way to fix this is to go back to Use Application Settings, but why does this happen, and is there any tradeoffs for typical desktop browsing/light video editing not using enhance application settings?
Video Link (The text is far more noticeably distorted than the video makes it appear): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeXPgp7sSTs&feature=youtu.be
nvidia graphics kubuntu 17.10
asked Feb 6 at 16:36
Sarah Szabo
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After enabling enhance application settings and enabling FXAA I got this strange fuzzy effect which text becomes distorted and then clears up, before becoming fuzzy again. Obviously the easy way to fix this is to go back to Use Application Settings, but why does this happen, and is there any tradeoffs for typical desktop browsing/light video editing not using enhance application settings?
Video Link (The text is far more noticeably distorted than the video makes it appear): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeXPgp7sSTs&feature=youtu.be
nvidia graphics kubuntu 17.10
asked Feb 6 at 16:36
Sarah Szabo
347418
After enabling enhance application settings and enabling FXAA I got this strange fuzzy effect which text becomes distorted and then clears up, before becoming fuzzy again. Obviously the easy way to fix this is to go back to Use Application Settings, but why does this happen, and is there any tradeoffs for typical desktop browsing/light video editing not using enhance application settings?
Video Link (The text is far more noticeably distorted than the video makes it appear): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeXPgp7sSTs&feature=youtu.be
nvidia graphics kubuntu 17.10
nvidia graphics kubuntu 17.10
asked Feb 6 at 16:36
Sarah Szabo
347418
asked Feb 6 at 16:36
Sarah Szabo
347418
asked Feb 6 at 16:36
Sarah Szabo
347418
asked Feb 6 at 16:36
Sarah Szabo
347418
asked Feb 6 at 16:36
Sarah Szabo
347418
347418
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