This might be due to some hardware acceleration bug maybe related to: Intel graphics#Corruption or unresponsiveness in Chromium and Firefox but has not been tested yet.īut it is simply enough to deactivate hardware acceleration in the chromium settings GUI. High CPU chromium bugĬhromium takes too long to even display the "new tab" page with the small previews and uses 100% CPU on all cores for several seconds if 5-6 new tabs get open simultaneously when using the Intel Graphics.
If battery life is not of primary concern, enabling the Nvidia GPU provides a much smoother experience. This might be improved in the UEFI BIOS by increasing the amount of RAM the Intel graphics adapter should take from the DRAM from 256MB to the maximum 512MB. This is true for both the built-in monitor (if yours is equipped with a 4K monitor), or an external 4K monitor. When running on a 4K monitor using only the embedded Intel graphics, graphics performance may feel sluggish. Troubleshooting Sluggish graphics performance with HD Graphics 530 (Skylake GT2) To use Xorg with this configuration, install nvidia and create a /etc/X11//nf file with the following contents: The Lenovo P50 is a quad core Intel Skylake Laptop.Įxternal video using the Mini DisplayPort seems to work most reliably when the BIOS is configured to use only the discrete graphics card. (Discuss in Talk:Lenovo ThinkPad P50) Hardware If you have good knowledge or feel that you could document it better, please update the appropriate wiki page.Reason: Needs a hardware table with more entries and a function keys section. Nota Bene: Parts of this documentation are currently outdated or incomplete.
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